Residential Water Information Blog

In this blog, we explore the top contaminants found in Louisiana, including iron, chlorine, sulfur, heavy metals, and even manganese. We provide expert solutions to remove even the toughest contaminants. Learn about the best whole house filtration systems, reverse osmosis systems, and even water softeners available at Brilliant Water Technologies. Discover how clean, safe drinking water can improve your home's water quality and protect your family. Schedule your in-home water test today to find the perfect solution for your families' needs.

Discover how Brilliant Water Technologies, Louisiana’s leading water filtration company, ensures your family enjoys clean, safe water. Learn about the importance of water treatment in Louisiana, the harmful contaminants affecting your home, and how our custom filtration systems provide the best solution for your needs. From reverse osmosis to water softeners, our eco-friendly options guarantee better health, longer-lasting appliances, and peace of mind. Schedule a free consultation today and protect your home with the best water filtration in Louisiana.

Clean water is a must if you want a healthy body. It’s a fact that most want to argue, but it’s tough to argue against clean water. It's the type of water you drink that matters. That’s why Brilliant Water Technologies offers alkaline water ionizers to those looking for cleaner, filtered Brilliant water. We’ve spent more than eight decades innovating, studying, and testing to bring you superior water treatment methods.

Anything other than crystal clear water coming out of your taps can be alarming. You don't need to panic, sometimes there is a perfectly good reason (and solutions) to bringing your water back to normal. Today we will take a look at what Iron and Manganese does to your tap water. Iron and Manganese are common elements from the earth.

There's nothing better than stepping into a hot shower after a long day, applying your favorite body wash to your loofah and spreading bacteria all over your body. Wait, what? You read that right. If you are using a loofah when you shower, you'll feel like taking another shower when you get done reading this. That pretty pink poofy loofah that hangs in your bathroom day in and day out is a vehicle for bacteria.

We've all heard the term "dehydrated", but what does it really mean? Dehydration is losing more water than your taking in. When this happens, your body struggles to do the basic functions it needs to stay alive, like regulating your temperature and clearing out waste. Dehydration can happen by losing water through sweat and tears.