Wahl Water Watch

Jun 13 2024
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Welcome to Wahl Water Watch, a podcast about rural water education hosted by Canadian water expert Jeff Wahl.

Jeff Wahl is a rural water treatment expert who writes from personal experiences with rural water and water treatment equipment. 

Principle Owner - Wahl Water | Treating Water Seriously Since 1995
Contributing Writer / Educator - Canadian Water Quality Association
Blog Author - Wahl H2O Awareness
Podcast Presenter - Wahl Water Watch

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How Hard Water Affects Rural Homeowners

Jun 13 2024 14 mins  
In this episode, hard water and it's impact on your home and drinking water is explored. Since Hard Water is a scaling agent, it can have an impact on your home in a variety of different ways. Two of the most significant are laundry and hot water heating. Learn what it is and how to treat hard water in your home. Most appliances such as dishwashers, washing machines, on demand and

Potability: The 3 Things You Need to Know

Jun 13 2024 10 mins  
In this episode, the term "Potability" and its use in different contexts is explored. The term “potable” can have many different definitions depending on the jurisdiction which is governing the quality of water. Public perception of water when it is deemed potable, is generally that it is safe to use and consume. Jurisdictions do not claim that water is free from all contaminan

Is the Water in Your New Home Safe to Drink?

Jun 13 2024 15 mins  
When buying a home water in the country, water quality and volume should be two of the most critical considerations. In most real estate transactions, Public Health Units generally provide testing for the presence of the bacterial indicators of contamination in private drinking water. Currently, there are no requirements or legislation for who is taking a real estate water sample.

Not All Water Treatments are Equal

Jun 13 2024 15 mins  
Have you ever considered the usage of water in your home? This episode discusses how water is used and why not all water is considered "drinking water". The majority of water usage in a home goes down the drain and is not consumed. The quality of water you flush down your toilet does not need to be the same as the water you use to make your coffee every morning. Drinking Water shou

Rural Water Quality is Your Responsibility

Jun 13 2024 16 mins  
When not connected to a municipally fed water supply, you are solely responsible for the quality of water flowing from your tap. If you reside in the country do not assume the quality of your water by the way it tastes, smells or looks. Most contaminants are dissolved in water and do not have an odour. A water source plays an important role in determining the water quality. There i

The Definitive Podcast on Water Treatment

Jun 13 2024 20 mins  
Water is the Universal Solvent. It picks up a bit of everything it encounters. It is difficult to know what comes into contact with water as it travels over the surface, through the ground and in the air as precipitation. Without proper testing, it is not possible to know the level of water contamination. Are there specific requirements for what type of contaminants are tested for?