Distributing Water Ionizers for Almost 20 Years! Would you believe we’re going on 19 years here at Water for Life USA? I started this company back in the summer of 2006. After buying a water ionizer for personal use, I was invited to tour Korea’s different water ionizer manufacturers.  By the end of the trip, I picked the best manufacturer and placed my first order for 50 units; the

Water Systems Are Targeted Because they are Outdated In November, CNN reported that an Iranian terrorist group attacked a water utility facility in Pennsylvania. Now, Jake Sullivan, a White House National Security Advisor, has issued a letter to all U.S. governors this week warning them about Iranian cyber attacks on water and wastewater systems across the U.S. Terrorist Groups Are Increasing Their Attacks In his letter, Sullivan stated that the

People are Dying from Dupont Chemicals The Dupont chemical manufacturing plant in Fayetteville, North Carolina, has been dumping PFAS into the Cape Fear River for decades with environmental and humanitarian consequences. Well, the situation has gotten worse! Recent tests have discovered eight new PFAS in the river water with a direct link to an increase in thyroid cancer cases. So, is the Fayetteville city council or North Carolina state government

Cooling weather and falling leaves… That means Halloween is right around the corner! Halloween is considered one of the big holidays in the unofficial start of the holiday season. With that comes a whole lot of eating and drinking temptations that can really throw you off of your healthy diet. Don’t sabotage all the healthy work you’ve done in the spring and summer! Continue eating well, exercising, and drinking alkaline

In 2022 a gallop poll revealed that 57% of Americans worry more about safe drinking water than global warming, air, pollution, or the extinction of animals! That means that clean drinking water is definitely on our minds, and for good reason.  While some states have clean drinking water, other states actually warn their customers to test their tap water annually!  Where does your state rank?  Keep reading to find out.

What are Organic Chemicals? Organic chemicals are compounds that contain carbon atoms in their structure and are found in living organisms, plants, animals, and the environment all around us. These compounds are essential to life and the bases for the chemistry of life.  However, some organic chemicals can be harmful to your health.  A multistage filtration system, like what’s found in our premium alkaline water ionizers, will protect you and

We often hear the term industrial in the news and on our social media feeds, but what does it mean in terms of our drinking water? Definition of Industrial Pollutants Industrial refers to producing things we buy through large-scale manufacturing and commercial operations.  Besides making goods, industrial can also refer to mining, construction, and even transportation. The critical factor is that these processes involve big machinery, computers that control that

The US is Full of Hard Water Did you know that approximately 85% of the US has hard drinking water?  This means it has a high concentration of dissolved minerals, primarily calcium and magnesium. There’s a scale that measures the hardness and softness of water. The amount of dissolved minerals is measured by grains per gallon. It is considered soft water if your water has less than one grain per

Contaminated Drinking Water in More American Homes It’s been a rough few years for rainfall, especially on the West Coast. Terms like “severe drought” and even “mega drought” have been thrown around to describe the dire conditions. The Colorado River, which snakes through the Grand Canyon, might completely dry up. Can you imagine seeing the Grand Canyon without the Colorado River? Then there’s Lake Mead, one of our largest water

What is a Heavy Metal? The technical definition of a heavy metal is a metallic element that’s dense. These elements include lead, cadmium, arsenic, mercury, chromium, nickel, and more. All of these heavy metals occur naturally and get introduced into our drinking water through processes such as volcanic explosions and the erosion of rocks. The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) sets national standards for drinking water quality and establishes maximum