How do Reverse Osmosis systems work?

Reverse osmosis is  a process in which dissolved inorganic solids are removed from a liquid, such as water.  The process is accomplished using the pressure from your incoming water supply.  The pressure pushes the incoming water through a semi permeable membrane.   The membrane allows only the water to pass through and not the impurities or contaminates it contains.  These impurities and contaminates are later flushed down the drain. Readmore »

How Water Softeners Work

 

It’s easy to forget how important water is in our lives. Of course we need it in our diet, but in our homes, it’s a tool–a fluid medium that carries material from one place to the next. And one of the reasons it does this job well is that it’s very good at holding things, either by suspending them or dissolving them. Readmore »

Welcome to West Coast Water’s, “ASK THE WATER GUY”!

Welcome, we appreciate you stopping by.

We are starting our new blog to help share our knowledge and experience with the water around us.  If you live in Southern California, you know what the quality of our drinking water is. Poor at best.  We plan on using our new blog to help you, our neighbors, enjoy clean, soft and great tasting water, everyday!

We plan on posting weekly articles talking about things such as the causes of hard water, how to make your water soft, the benefits of soft water, what makes drinking water taste/smell bad, how to make great tasting drinking water from you tap water and other topics to help you get the best water possible for you and your family.

If you have a question about your water, please feel free to ‘Ask the Water Guy’.  We will do our best to answer each and every question that comes across our blog.

Our goal, one drop at a time, is to get every person in Southern California drinking and enjoying clean, great tasting water.

Thanks again for stopping by,

The Water Guy!