water – Techno FAQ

How to choose a fluoride water filter for your home?

If purchasing a fluoride water filter for your home as being a long time consideration for you, then you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we’ll consider several key factors to put in mind before purchasing a water filtration system for your home. While there is a wide range of reasons to need […]

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2 April, 2020
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Science

Water Treatment Systems: What Can We Learn from the Ancients

We might assume that water purification is a modern practice, as a consequence of the rise of contaminants and pollutants since the industrial revolution. However, water treatment systems date back to ancient times, long before the rise of burning fossil fuels. Although ancient civilizations were not exposed to modern pollutants, they still didn’t always have […]

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26 February, 2018
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Appliances

Water Saving With Smart Sprinkler Controller

Saving water should be a priority if you have a garden or lawn in your home. Smart sprinkler controllers can perfectly enable you to save a lot of water and hardly do they require any physical effort to operate efficiently. Smart sprinkler controllers work in a simple manner – they have inbuilt water saving features […]

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3 June, 2017
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Science

Wastewater to Drinking Water: A Necessary Process

To some, the words ‘reclaimed water’ are enough to turn the stomach. Though perhaps not at all appealing to hear, filtering and reusing wastewater is one of the most promising new tactics that can be employed by municipalities the world over to promote sustainability and combat water shortages—shortages that are not only the result of […]

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13 August, 2016
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Science

Desalination: Will Batteries Do the Trick?

Desalination — the one technology scientists and the public are counting on to save us from the coming blue revolution. Large, fenced-off plants with bulky high pressure pumps. Is this what the future will look like? According to scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), it doesn’t have to be that way. They […]