CWQA’s Position Statements on Industry Issues
- Bacteria
- Boil-Water Advisories
- Bottled Water
- Canadian Water Filter Industry Voluntary Guidelines for Carbon Water Filter Advertising and Promotional Claims
- Catalytic, Electromagnetic and Magnetic Devices Claimed to Treat Drinking Water
- Chlorination
- Chloramines
- Consumer Information
- Corrosion in Softened Water
- Cryptosporidium
- Greensand
- Hot Water and Rotten Egg Odour
- Hydrogen Peroxide Parts 1 and 2
- Hydrogen Sulphide, Fluorides and Other Water Problems
- Installation of Equipment
- Lead in Drinking Water
- Microbial Growths in Activated Carbon & Ion Exchange Resin
- POU/POE Water Treatment
- Potassium
- Product Promotion Guidelines
- Product Standards and Validation
- Questions and Answers on Bottled Water
- Septic Tank Effluent Disposal
- Sodium in Drinking Water
- Soft Water and Health
- TDS in Canadian Rivers
- UV Offers Reliable Disinfection
- Water Quality Guidelines available through Health Canada
- Water softeners pose no problem for septic tanks
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Consumer Alert
- If It Sounds Too Good To Be True...It Probably Is
- The use of catalytic bars has no effect on the hardness of water.
- Soft water is soft because the calcium and magnesium minerals have been removed.
- "If the water and soap form suds that last several minutes, the water is soft."
- What to do if you think you may have lead in your water
- Soft Water and Your Health
- How to Complain to Canada's Competition Bureau
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