IX Water treatment systems require zero chemical additives. Adding chemicals into the raw water not only increases the cost and time of treatment, but introduces risk of safely handling the chemicals, and also increases the required manual labor.
Industrial Pollution
Is arsenic in your drinking water slowly killing your family?
There’s a lot of things out there besides Covid-19 that can harm you, and your water is potentially one of them. If you get your water from an unregulated well in one of many counties in Colorado, or actually any state in the U.S., you need to get that water tested...

Arsenic in the Human Body – What doesn’t kill you can still hurt you
Arsenic acts as a carcinogen, affecting the bladder, lungs, skin, kidney, nasal passages, colon, liver, and prostate. Arsenic is also often found in the drinking water of ranches and small communities in the southwest U.S.

What is Arsenic? Part 1 of a blog series
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), concentrations of Arsenic over 10 ppb is detrimental to humans. Unfortunately, this amount and higher can be found in the drinking water of many communities around the globe. Fortunately, IX Water’s new technology is …

Drugs in your Drinking Water
Many treatment plants do not fully remove pharmaceuticals from water. They report that at least 4,000 medications produced for humans and animals will end up in the environment …
Jeans make me blue
Before you plunk down a credit card for a new pair of jeans, stop and think if you really need a new pair and if you want to contribute to the continued worker suffering.
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