Water & Energy Systems Technology

See what researchers found when they tested a bottle of Fiji Water against a glass of tap water.

And the Right Way to Hang Toilet Paper Is...

Find out if you've been doing it correctly this whole time

Yes, there is a correct way to hang toilet paper

One of the biggest disagreements in modern families today is how to hang the toilet paper. How the roll hangs is right up there with whose turn it is to take out the trash or walk the dog one last time before going to bed.

Reverse Osmosis and Clean Water Without Waste

How reverse osmosis works—and how to choose the right system for you Pure, clean water can do wonders for our health. After all, your body is made up of 72...

Sulfur in your Water (Rotten Egg Smell)

The most common way to diagnose a contamination of sulfur or hydrogen sulfate in your home is the smell. To that end, there are simple steps you can take to eliminate this from your faucets.Determine the SourceYour first order of business is to find the source -- in your drain, or in your water

Fall Is A Great Time To Focus On Energy Systems

Facility managers can reap maximum R.O.I. on their energy systems by taking simple preventive maintenance measures this fall.

Adding New Positions To Your Jiu-Jitsu

There are so many positions in bjj (especially the sports aspect training in the kimono) that students should try to see if it is a fit for their game. Many

HVAC Contractors Choose Their Own Technology Adventures

It’s time to learn new information about hydronics, forced-air, ductless, electrification, and more. What will you choose?

Three Ways to Promote Energy Savings with Your Current Commercial HVAC System

Get the most from your commercial HVAC system, and save money on utility bills. Call the commercial heating and air conditioning specialists at Air-Tro today. (626) 357-3535.

How to build swim strength and stay injury free

Work on your swim-specific strength through the winter and swim injury-free into the new season

You’re Stuck With Batteries—But New Tech Will Make Them Last Longer

While batteries seem to be moving at a slower clip than other tech development, products and concepts on display at the annual CES trade show address some of our biggest power problems.

Technology-Filled Home Achieves Low Energy Bills: KB Home Portraits

With a home full of technology, the Whalen’s solar-powered, energy-efficient home keeps energy bills in check.

10 Signs Your Home Needs A Water Treatment System

Having poor water quality? Let Water Filter Warehouse help you answer this question and determine if your home needs a water treatment system. Call us now!

Leveraging Temporary Heat Exchangers to Sustain Production

Of all process operations in any refinery or petrochemical plant, heating and cooling streams are the most common. In fact, a typical refinery has anywhere from 200 exchangers on the low end to as many as 350 exchangers for a large, complex refinery. Plants in other process industries may not have quite as many exchangers, but the number is still quite significant.Many of these heat exchangers are in relatively clean services with only a small probability of failure. The balance is used in…

Using Technology To Get An Edge On Water Loss

Water loss is a massive problem for municipalities as distribution system leaks, metering inaccuracies, and theft combine to waste an average of 30 percent, or more, of treated product. While progress is being made on the issue — also known as non-revenue water, or NRW — there is still plenty of room for improvement. In this Water Talk interview, Jeff McCracken, a director of operations and…

Energy Harvesting Starting To Gain Traction

After years of research, chipmakers have started combining ultra low-power designs with advancements in harvesting technology.

Green Home Ideas: Smart Technology that Won’t Break the Bank

Eco-friendly technology products are an affordable way to make strides toward a greener existence.