Ready to take the plunge on a Wolverine Water system? Here’s how to get started. 1) Free Water Test The first step to solving your pesky water issues is to diagnose the problem. Call Wolverine Water, and one of our expert technicians will schedule a visit to run a free water test. This will help […]
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In August 2022, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) moved to officially classify certain PFAS chemicals as hazardous in order to help clean-up efforts and hold those who pollute accountable for their actions. But many Michigan residents have been dealing with PFAS contamination for years. And the next steps are still uncertain. The best way for
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If you have well water and see red, brown or yellow water flowing from your tap, it could be a sign that you have iron in your water. While this excess iron is not hazardous to your health, it is off-putting and can cause damage to your plumbing, appliances, fixtures. Here’s a quick look at
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When you reach for a cold glass of water on a hot day, you’re not only quenching your thirst — you’re also taking care of your health. Water is needed for every cell, tissue and organ in your body. Not drinking enough water can keep you from feeling your best. The guidance on exactly how
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Knowing what’s in your home’s water is the first step to making sure it’s clean and pure. You can schedule a free in-home water test with our Wolverine Water experts anytime. But there are also many home-test kits available in local hardware stores. If you’ve recently tested your water by yourself at home, here is
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At Wolverine Water, we pride ourselves on creating quality whole home water treatment systems, made of durable metal materials — never plastic. But over time, all machines begin to slow down and show signs of wear and tear. Wolverine Water guarantees our units and offers free maintenance for the entire first-year after installation. It’s still
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If you have municipal water, you could at some point receive a “Boil Water Notice” from your local water authority. Authorities issue these warnings when pathogens enter your water supply (bacteria, viruses, protozoa or parasites) to a level that could cause illness. This can happen for a variety of reasons, including equipment failure or broken
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Pesky hard water stains can ruin your cleaning routine. If you’re sick of cleaning crusty mineral build-up off of your faucets, sinks, shower doors and toilets over and over again, keep reading. We have a few ideas on how to cut through the grime and keep it from ever coming back. Dry Surfaces Immediately An
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Ah, water. The only consumable that you want to be odorless and tasteless. Anything else is, well, gross and a sign that something is really wrong. While many smells in your tap water are short-term nuisances, if left untreated they can become expensive long-term problems. My water smells like rotten eggs Yuck. That rotten egg
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Well, it all depends. Your water is changing all the time. A number of factors influence its purity, such as source, pollutants in your area, the age of your pipes and if you have a water purification system installed. The needs of your family may be changing too. If you’ve moved into a new home,
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