Water Treatment

How Carbon Filters Work to Improve Your Water Have you ever wondered how your water filter makes your tap water taste better? Or why it’s so effective at removing unpleasant odors, chlorine, and harmful chemicals? The answer likely involves activated carbon. Carbon water filters are one of the most common and trusted solutions in residential […]

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Causes of Low Water Pressure in the House Few things are more frustrating than stepping into the shower only to have the water pressure drop— or disappear —without warning. Whether it’s a trickle from the bathroom sink or fluctuating water pressure while doing dishes, pressure inconsistencies can disrupt your day. They may also signal plumbing […]

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Water Tastes Like Metal: Causes & Solutions If you’ve ever taken a sip of water and noticed a metallic taste, you’re not alone. Many homeowners struggle with this problem and wonder whether their drinking water is safe to consume. If you’re asking, “Why does my water taste like metal?” you’re in the right place. Let’s […]

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Do I Need a Water Filter System? Signs To Watch For Are you wondering if you need a water filter system in your Michigan home? You’re not alone. Many residents across the state face water quality challenges. While Michigan’s natural water resources are abundant, various factors can affect the water flowing from your taps. At […]

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Understanding the Dangers of Manganese in Drinking Water Manganese in Drinking Water: Risks, Effects, and Solutions Manganese is a naturally occurring mineral found in the earth’s crust, and it’s also present in various foods, drinking water, and soil. In small amounts, manganese is essential for human health, as it plays a role in bone formation, […]

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Chlorine in Drinking Water: What You Need to Know Is Your Tap Water as Safe as It Seems? Understanding Chlorine in Drinking Water Ever wondered if the water you’re drinking is as safe as it looks? We turn on the tap, and there it is—clear and ready. But is it really as safe as we […]

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Understanding PFAS in Drinking Water: A Call to Action New Study Reveals PFAS Contamination in Drinking Water Across Michigan Aquifers: 1 in 3 Residents Potentially Affected Up to 3.2 million Michigan residents may be drinking water tainted with PFAS, the “forever chemicals” linked to serious health issues, according to a groundbreaking national study. This means […]

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Understanding the Risks and Solutions for Arsenic in Your Drinking Water At American Aqua, we recognize that water quality is a pressing concern for many families in Southeast Michigan. One of the most significant issues is the presence of arsenic—a naturally occurring mineral that can pose serious health risks. In this blog post, we’ll explore […]

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Lead in Drinking Water: Understanding the Risks and Solutions Lead contamination in drinking water is an issue that continues to pose a serious risk, particularly to children’s health. At American Aqua, we believe it’s crucial for our community to understand the risks associated with lead exposure and the steps we can take to ensure safe […]

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Understanding Copper in Tap Water: A Guide from American Aqua Copper is often hailed as an essential element for our health, playing vital roles in various bodily functions, from the formation of red blood cells to maintaining nerve health. However, when it comes to drinking water, copper presents a unique challenge. While some copper is […]

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