Water is one of the most widely-used and healthiest drinks in existence. Are you drinking enough? There are plenty of benefits to drinking more water, and reasons against it are slim to none! 1. It’s almost always available to you! Bottled water is great for when you’re on the go, but why spend money when
If you're trying to diagnose whether or not you have hard water, there are some quick and simple ways to find out. We've heard all kinds of different ways in which you can tell if you have hard water; some are true and some are not. We decided to help put an end to the
By now you have probably heard the news about the lead in water situation in Flint, MI. And if you could take away one lesson from this situation, it should be that you can't rely on anyone when it comes to the quality of your water supply. This has been true for homeowners with private
Do you, or someone in your home struggle with allergy issues? While the most obvious culprits to avoid are pets with dander, or yard work when pollen is bad, there are some other tips to consider. Follow these home health tips for people with allergies to help avoid an allergy flare up. Washable Curtains
Whether you are a home owner who is at a loss for what to do about a water problem, a contractor who does similar work to ours, or even a Do-It-Yourselfer who needs some advice or parts to complete a job, R & G Water Systems can help. We assist our customers by providing advice over
At R & G Water Systems we conduct water testing services for all of Carroll County, Baltimore County, Frederick County, Howard County, and more. Because we service such a large area in Maryland we have the opportunity to test and analyze water from many diverse areas and also from both home well and from various
Are you having chronic hair breakage? Your hard water could be to blame. While hair needs water to thrive, hard water can be a total hair breakage nightmare. The very thing that we depend on to take care of our hair and fight breakage can also be the very thing that slowly destroys it. Unfortunately,
Over 15 Million U.S. Households rely on private, household wells for their drinking water. Privately owned wells are not regulated by the EPA and therefore it is solely the Homeowners responsibility to test their well water. But how often should you? It is recommended that homeowners test their well water at least once a year
There are situations when access to water is crucial for survival. This is especially true when natural disasters hit large areas. However, “no water” emergencies should not be taken lightly even when everything else is fine and you just don’t have water in your office or home. “No water” emergencies can be caused by many
In light of the recent lead scare in Flint, MI, people all over the country became concerned about the quality of their drinking water. If an oversight of this magnitude happened to a municipal water supply, what could be lurking in your well water that is not monitored by the EPA or any local agencies?
