Jun 07, 2026
by: Brian Oram| Tags: anti-aging
Skincare after 50 requires a different approach — more hydration, collagen support, and gentle repair. Learn a simple daily and monthly routine with the right ingredients, plus how your tap water quality could be making dry skin worse.
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Jun 04, 2026
by: Brian Oram| Tags: acne
Young men with acne need a simple, consistent routine — not 10 products. Learn a daily and monthly skin care plan with the right actives (salicylic acid, adapalene, niacinamide), plus how your tap water quality could be making breakouts worse.
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Jun 01, 2026
by: Brian Oram| Tags: Advice
A simple, consistent monthly skin care plan for men — covering daily cleansing, moisturizing, SPF, and exfoliation. Plus, how your tap water quality could be affecting your skin and what to do about it.
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Jan 04, 2025
by: Brian Oram| Tags: Advice
Chloronitramide anion is an emerging contaminant found in city water systems that use chloramines for disinfection. Learn what it is, what the research says about health risks, and practical steps you can take to reduce your exposure.
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Nov 06, 2024
by: Brian Oram| Tags: Contaminants
Certifications standards related to drinking treatment water treatment products and filters and other professional and educational services. The citizen guide to water treatment product certification.
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Oct 09, 2024
by: Brian Oram| Tags: 2025 Pacific Palisades Fire
The number one thing all life needs during, and post disaster is water. This comes as a requirement before food and before shelter for survival. Be Prepared to Drink Safe Healthy Clean Water during an Emergency.
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Dec 19, 2023
by: Jim OConnell| Tags: Advice
When skin irritation arises after contact with water, the first suspicion often falls on the water's quality. What if the problem isn't in the water, however, but in a rare reaction of the skin to water itself?
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Apr 26, 2022
by: Brian Oram| Tags: Contaminants
Even though 60% of the human body is water, the impact of water on health is often overlooked. The primary health concerns with water relate to both quantity and quality.
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