Industrial Fouling   Water Quality Products November 2002   Jan de Baat Doelman, Scalewatcher North America, Inc.
Look at the heating element of a washing machine or dishwasher in a hard water area and you will see a white encrustation containing hardness salts. This commonly is referred to as limescale and is an example of domestic fouling. Industrial fouling poses a far greater problem than anything in the domestic sector. Huge volumes of fouled fluids are handled, and the systems that contain the fluids can become fouled as well. The quality of water streams used by industry varies widely and gives rise to numerous fouling problems.
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Softeners Treat Truck Wash Water   Water Quality Products March 2002
When it comes to keeping their big rigs clean and sparkling, most truck drivers are as particular about a good wash as any car owner might be—maybe even more particular considering the dollars some have wrapped up in their 18-wheelers. Owners of large vehicle fleets such as buses and delivery trucks seem to appreciate the value a clean machine has in properly projecting their corporate image. During winter months in many northern states, just cleaning off road salt and sand is imperative to vehicle maintenance.

Pure Water the Way It Was Meant to Be   Water Quality Products November 2001   By Michael Pennington, Severn Trent Services
As the public becomes more health conscious and educated about water contamination, demand for bottled water continues to increase. In order to provide purified water, it is important to understand the reverse osmosis (RO) water purification process.
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Winery: Equipment Stays Online With AQA Total   Water Quality Products September 2000   Bill Herrera
Recently, two AQA total 65 gpm Model 14000 DI-Polar water conditioners were installed at the Kendall Jackson winery in Soledad, Calif.

Hard Water Costs Can Soften the Bottom LineCommercial Water Treatment Systems Offer Savings for Business and Industrial Users   Water Quality Products September 1999   Terry Rose
Since hard water problems can and do negatively affect the bottom line, the benefits of high-quality water are exponentially more important for the commercial customer than for the residential customer.

DI-Polar Water Conditioning: Today’s Technology   Water Quality Products July 1999   Bill Herrera and Stephane Hersen
A savvy water treatment professional recognizes changes and reacts for reasons of market potential and, sometimes, just for basic survival. DI-Polar water conditioning is one such innovative response to the changes demanded both environmentally and economically, and not to be confused with magnets.

Magnetic Water Conditioners: Fact, Fiction or Unknown ?   Water Quality Products March 1997   by Alden L. Coke
A look at the magnetic water conditioning industry from a manufacturer's point of view.
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Are You Putting Your Customers at Risk?   Water Quality Products February 1996   Steven L. Richards
Being knowledgable about various technologies as well as honest and thorough when assessing and/or installing systems will benefit you in the long run