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🎓 Summer School Replay What can a toilet tank tell you about water? More than you might think. In this […]

Improper storage can permanently damage ion exchange resin before it ever goes into service. Learn the best practices for storing […]

This summer we’re revisiting some of the most popular and educational episodes from the It’s Your Water Podcast archive. In […]

What is freeboard? How much media should really go into a tank? Mike Urbans explains freeboard, minimum bed depth, backwash […]

Most water treatment professionals use chlorine, ozone, or hydrogen peroxide—but how do you know how effective those oxidizers will actually […]

Not all catalytic carbon is the same—and choosing the wrong one can lead to early failure, poor performance, and unhappy […]

Distribution systems inside softeners and filters may be hidden—but they’re critical to performance. In this Quick Tip, Mike and Denise […]

In this episode of It’s Your Water, Mike Urbans and Derek French (Wateropolis) explain why Cerapure AC is a smart […]

The water test showed no iron but iron was staining fixtures and walls. Denise and Michael discuss the reason and […]

In this episode of It’s Your Water, Michael and Denise Urbans share their expertise and advocate for successful water treatment […]

During the 2019 Eastern Water Quality Association (EWQA) Mike Urbans interviews Trent Stumbaugh of Negley’s Clean Water Center about the […]

Urbans Aqua’s inaugural podcast. Mike and Denise discuss Mike’s experience with Giardia Lamblia.

In this episode Mike and Ted Begg, of Purolite Company, further the discussion about dealkalization. Show Notes Topics include: Boiler […]

Mike and his guest, Ted Begg of Purolite Company, discuss why a pH shift occurs when treating water with strong […]

If improperly applied, the media used to remove radiological contaminants from water can become radioactive! Mike discusses best practices when […]

Organic substances can have complex molecular structures making their removal from domestic water supplies a difficult and sometimes frustrating challenge. […]

The employee shuffle – transitioning an employee to a new position! Mike interviews a well drilling employee who successfully transitioned […]

It’s time to lighten up! Hear about some of the unusual, awkward, and funny situations which Mike, Denise and their […]

Of all the resins used in water treatment, cation or softener resins are, by far, the most popular. But it […]

The least expensive component of a water system is the most critical component. The distributor tube system plays a vital […]

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