All of you who own a swimming pool know how much of a hustle it is to keep it perfectly clean. The wind quickly becomes a tricky enemy that repeatedly blows leaves, branches and small plants unto the surface of your perfectly clean swimming pool. How would you feel about having your own natural pool, a swimming pool with no chlorine, crystal clean water. Natural swimming pools are the latest eco-friendly green trend.
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How to save water
After reading all of our posts, you are now more informed about the world water crisis and the need for water conservation. You have started turning off the tap when you brush your teeth and you have wisely decided to save money on water bottles thanks to your brand new water filter system. Well we have news for you, the water you waste does not limit itself to the water you see going down the drain!
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10 Reasons to drink a lot of water
Do you wish you had glowing skin for this summer? Are your back problems killing your mood? Are you drinking enough water for your body requirements? Find out ten reasons why drinking a lot of water is good for your health, mind, body and soul.
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Water and fitness
It seems that coffee and soda is the predominant source of liquid nourishment in today's society. It is not a surprise then that the majority of the people in the US don't get enough water. Chances are, you are dehydrated right now, and you don't even know it! Now put down your double latte and find out why drinking water is perhaps the most important element in a healthy lifestyle.
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Health benefit of water
"I'm dying of thirst!" Well, if you don't pay close attention you just might. It sounds so obvious H20. Two part: the first one is hydrogen and the second one is oxygen.Next to air, this substance commonly called water, is the most essential element to our survival. This is only one of the many reasons why you should NOT take it for granted!
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Drinking water quality
Drinking-water quality is an issue of concern for human health in developing and developed countries world-wide. The risks arise from infectious agents, toxic chemicals and radiological hazards. Experience highlights the value of preventive management approaches spanning from water resource to consumer.
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