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Archive for May, 2017

Unsafe Drinking Water in California is a Huge Problem

Posted by Rayne Water

It’s being estimated that 3,000 households have unsafe drinking water supplied to their homes in the San Diego area. As a result, water softeners in San Diego are becoming more and more popular. Local area schools have been tested and have been told they have high levels of lead, copper and bacteria that exceeds the levels of safety. Drinking water contaminated with these elements, can lead to some serious health complications, and it is becoming more and more of a concern every day. Even though the drinking water at the affected schools were shut off immediately, thousands of students had already been exposed.

Old plumbing caused water contamination

The health risks associated with drinking lead and bacteria contaminated water can be quite significant, which is a serious problem for students and residents. It was determined that the contamination problem stemmed from plumbing that was outdated and in need of repair. Until the school system can replace the plumbing that caused the problem, students will be unable to drink the water. In the meantime, students are being provided bottled water and will continue to use bottled water until all repairs and testing is complete.

Various contaminates found in drinking water

In addition to the lead, copper and bacteria found in schools, some areas in the state are dealing with uranium in their water as well. Testing revealed that their water had 5 times the maximum recommended levels of uranium present. Water contaminated with uranium can cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea as well as liver and kidney damage. Some other water concerns in the San Diego area, deal with their water supply. Approximately 3500 people have reported that they have dry wells. Testing has shown that tainted water in wells and public water systems in the San Diego area contain unsafe levels of uranium, fluoride, nitrate, and arsenic, per the state data.

Benefits of water filtration systems

Water contamination is a huge issue and not one we can afford to ignore. With our state dealing with so many water issues lately, we have seen more and more residents opting for water filtration systems in their homes. A water filtration system such as our RaynePure Plus or RayneClear Reverse Osmosis system has the ability to filter out the majority of major water contaminates, including lead, bacteria, and heavy metals such as uranium and copper. It just isn’t worth it to take the chance that you, or your family, could be ingesting harmful contaminates from your drinking water. Having high quality, safe drinking water is something we rely on here in America, and it should be readily available for everyone.

Closing thoughts

If you are ready for some peace of mind when you fill a glass from the tap, give us a call and we will help you find the right drinking water system to fit both your need and your budget.

Are you looking for a water treatment solutions in Southern California? We have many SoCal locations and can provide water softeners in Los Angeles, soft water system in Santa Barbara all the way down to San Diego. Give us a call today!

What are the Pros and Cons of Reverse Osmosis

Posted by Rayne Water

When you’re weighing the decision whether or not to invest in a reverse osmosis drinking water system, it is important to know the advantages as well as the disadvantages. When it comes to our products, we want you to know exactly what you’re in for – no surprises. Shopping would be a whole lot easier if everyone did that, don’t you think?
Reverse osmosis is a very common way to filter your home’s drinking water, especially if you suspect contamination or other issues. It’s one of the more affordable options and relatively simple to maintain. It’s important to take control of the safety and quality of your drinking water yourself; you cannot always rely on government officials or anyone else to ensure that your water is safe. If you are thinking about installing an RO system, here’s what you need to know before you buy.

The Pros

The Cons

It’s pretty obvious that the pros beat the cons with this one. Join the millions of other people who have chosen reverse osmosis water filtration systems and are enjoying great-tasting and safe drinking water.

PE Tank Service at YOUR Service!

Posted by Rayne Water

Who doesn’t dream of maids and butlers, drivers and chefs catering to your every need or desire? Sounds wonderful in this crazy, busy world we are all living in doesn’t it? But the sad reality is that for the majority of us, we will never know that lifestyle. That’s okay though … our lives are still pretty wonderful as they are. When it comes to your softened water however, we can help provide some ease, service and a little dose of luxury, whenever you need it.
Hard water is annoying – it leaves behind a residue that takes a lot of work and a lot of soap and detergent to remove. When you invest in our portable exchange tank services, you will not have to worry about a thing.

There are so many advantages!

Anyone living with hard water – and that’s a LOT of you – knows how much of a nuisance it can be. Our portable exchange tank services are game-changing. Give us a call and try it out for yourself. You’ll be so happy you did!

Water Infrastructure Fails – What Now?

Posted by Rayne Water

No one wants to get a failing grade when it comes to drinking water, but on the latest Report Card for America’s Infrastructure, the American Society of Civil Engineers’ (ASCE) has rated the nation’s drinking water systems a D grade and wastewater systems a D+ grade. They’re old, they’re falling apart and that means bad things for American’s drinking water around the country – and it’s not discriminating.

What does this mean exactly?

People around the country have been saying for many years that something should be done to preserve or maintain our drinking water and wastewater infrastructure but it seems as though now, we see that this investment in the country’s infrastructure is more necessary than ever. After what the nation witnessed in Flint, Mich., and the ongoing drought in the western U.S, it’s time to start thinking about what we all can and should do for our drinking water in our own homes while our government officials figure out what they’re going to – and that will not happen overnight.
Radhika Fox, CEO of the US Water Alliance said it best when she said: “Water is essential to everything we do. Every community in the country relies on drinking water and wastewater service, and many sectors of our economy are completely reliant on water as well.” We believe that a D and D+ are unacceptable grades in a nation that leads the world in so many other aspects. She states, “…we need to make reinvesting in water a national priority.”
As American citizens we should be asking the question, “What is going to be done to secure the safety of our drinking water?” We should also consider what is NOT being done – and take action into our own hands by investing in a home drinking water system or reverse osmosis system that can reduce contaminants and improve the quality of tap and well water.

Why is America’s Water Contaminated?

Many water pipes and mains in the U.S. are more than 100 years old. Outdated infrastructure leads to a higher rate of main breaks, which can “allow contaminants to flow into the water supply. Additionally, most of the old water pipes are made of lead, which can leach into the water supply as the pipes age.” They’re behind the times but you don’t have to be!