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Water
Treatment and Household water issues are best handled by the professionals. Most of us are simply not schooled in the areas of water quality and treatment systems. Safety and personal preferences play a big part in your selection of an appropriate system for your home. You'll need to have your current water supply tested prior to making any changes. Are you concerned with only the drinking water or is it important that you have soft water for laundry and bathing? Is there an odor problem? Is the water rusty? Do you draw from a well or do you have city water? These are just a few of the questions that need answers before installation of any treatment system. With your professional, you can discuss
the uses, advantages and disadvantages of water filters, water
softeners, water conditioners and water treatment chemicals. Many
families and businesses like to have bottled drinking water dispensers
and or individual bottles available. The U.S. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) regulates bottled water as a packaged food product
through stringent standards for safety, quality, production, labeling
and identity; state governmental agencies regulate bottled water, too.
For some helpful information, facts, answers to frequently asked
questions, links and publications go to the International Bottled Water
Association (IBWA) website www.bottledwater.org or call (703) 683-5213. Coastal Water Systems, Inc.,
3306 U.S. Highway 421 N, Wilmington, (910) 762-1158
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