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Common Tap Score Report Terms: What Do They Mean?
Read this to for a breakdown of common terms, acronyms, and concepts that you’re likely to encounter in a report from a Tap Score mail-to-lab test kit
Read this to for a breakdown of common terms, acronyms, and concepts that you’re likely to encounter in a report from a Tap Score mail-to-lab test kit
Corrosion and scaling. What are they? How are they related? And what can you do to prevent expensive failures in your water pipes and fixtures?
A guide to everything you need to know about water hardness, total dissolved solids (TDS), pH, and alkalinity
There are thousands of acronyms used by the EPA, water engineers, and public health practitioners. This article provides clarity on important water-related acronyms
How does the Tap Score algorithm evaluate the potential health, aesthetic, and plumbing effects of your water sample? An in-depth guide to simplifying laboratory results
Does water quality impact fruits and vegetables? A guide to understanding how water quality impacts your vegetable garden, what type of water you should you use to water your produce,...
Laboratory certification in the water quality industry is as important as it is confusing. Here we try to disentangle the many threads of laboratory accreditation and certification so that you...
All laboratory testing instruments and methods have an inherent minimum detection level–a concentration below which an instrument fails to measure something reliably. If you’re doing a laboratory water test then...