At Lindyspring Systems, we know the struggles that homeowners and business owners alike face when it comes to local water problems. Fortunately, you don't have to deal with those hard water headaches, foul smells or even unwanted minerals clogging up your drains and staining your hardware. We've got several products that can help protect your drinking water at the Lake of the Ozarks. Check out our Backwashing Filters. 

The Backwashing Filters are specifically designed to effectively and efficiently treat a multitude of water problems, from both city and well sources. These filters are manufactured to use water efficiently, conserving your water supply while reducing the wear and tear on your well system. Our backwashing water filter can provide the quality water you want without all the unwanted minerals, odors, tastes or acidity. 

System Features:

• Flexible 'adjustable cycle sequence' programming - conserves water and maintains well performance.
• Advanced history and diagnosis screens. 
• Extended lithium battery backup.
• Simple to run, efficient to operate.

The temperatures are beginning to feel a lot like fall, y'all! What better way to stay warm than to try out some delicious fall drink recipes that you and your family can enjoy! We at Lindyspring Lake of the Ozarks have selected a few of our favorite hot beverages that we think you'll like. So plan a get-together around the fire pit and try these "fall' beverage recipes that'll have your family and friends feeling warm and cozy!

Hot Cranberry Tea
Ingredients:

• 3 1/2 quarts water
• 1 (12 ounce) package cranberries
• 2 cups white sugar
• 2 oranges, juiced
• 2 lemons, juiced
• 12 whole cloves

Here at the Lake of the Ozarks, we struggle with hard water. The signs show up visibly on your faucets, can shorten the lifetime of your clothing and appliances, and can cause you to spend way too much time on household chores and maintenance. A water softening system can enhance the life of your clothes, appliances, and plumbing. In fact, a water softening system can help you to avoid several problems associated with hard water in the home. Plus, it can help you to save thousands of dollars that you would have had to spend on repairing or replacing items. Keep reading to see if you need a residential water softener.

Appliances and Dishes are Affected
The buildup of limescale around the valves of your dishwasher and washing machine can prevent them from closing properly, resulting in water leakage. This will eventually reduce the lifespan of these expensive appliances. Mineral deposits from hard water can stain your dishes, glasses, and cutlery, and washing may not remove them even after drying. Repeated washing with hard water can even affect your home’s windows.
Stains are Visible on Bathtubs, Sinks, and Faucets

We've been so eagerly looking forward to the cooler temperatures, beautiful fall foliage, the return of pumpkin spice everything, and the knowledge that the strand of joyous holidays are approaching! But fall can bring on a bit of unwanted displeasure. Fall can be coupled with dry skin. So, this week, the best water treatment company at the Lake of the Ozarks is providing you with some tips on how to prevent dry skin during the fall and winter months.

1. Wash with Lukewarm Water
While it may be very tempting on those cooler mornings to wake up to a nice hot shower, this will dry out your skin. Washing with hot water removes natural oils from the skin and can cause skin to become drier. Wash with lukewarm water, not hot. It's also important to pay attention to the soaps you're using during this dryer season. Avoid shower gels with alcohols as one of the top ingredients because that'll steal extra moisture even before you step out of the shower. Another factor that could be causing dry skin is the hardness of your water. If you don't have a water softener in your home, the hard water you're showering in could be causing your skin to become dry because it's sapping the natural oils from your skin and hair.

2. Moisturize After Showering
Apply a moisturizer shortly after showering or bathing that contains ceramides to help lock in moisture. This season it's also especially important to read the labels on your bath and beauty products. To keep skin well-nourished, look for lotions or creams with oils and butters to provide moisture.

3. Avoid Using Drying Facial Products
When washing your face, use a gentle non-drying cleanser that contains glycerin. Skip the drugstore makeup remover wipes that contain alcohol and sulfates as they can irritate and dry the skin. And don't forget to amp up your hydration regimen. A great way to rehydrate your skin in the fall is by using a mask that has hydrating properties. Or you can go a step further and pamper your skin with a professional hydrafacial!

4. Stay Well Hydrated
It's typical that during the fall and winter you tend to become less active, and probably don't feel as thirsty as often as you do in the summer. But your body still requires just as much water to maintain a healthy balance. A good indication that your body isn't getting the amount of water it needs is if your skin starts to feel dry or look ashy and flakey. Ensure that you're providing the highest quality of water by getting a water treatment system installed in your home to prevent contaminants from getting in your drinking water.

By heeding this advice, you'll notice a significant difference in how your skin looks and feels this fall. So no matter what you're doing this fall, whether it's raking leaves, visiting a pumpkin patch, or enjoying some quiet time indoors in front of your fireplace, remember to enjoy a glass of refreshing, purified drinking water from your Lindyspring water conditioning system. By staying hydrated, you'll have better luck keeping your skin soft, supple and looking and feeling it's best all fall and winter long. If you don't have a water treatment system, we can help. Give us a call today at 573-348-5044 to discuss your Lake of the Ozarks water treatment needs!

For All Your Household Water Conditioning and Treatment Needs Count on LINDYSPRING!