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Drinking Plastics – Why Our Water Infrastructure Just Can’t Cope (Plastics Series: Part III)

Posted by: On October 19, 2017 12:00 pm

We recently looked at the plastics that we unknowingly drink when we crack open a fresh bottle of water or turn on the tap.  America is the world leader in plastic fiber contamination, with a horrifying 94% of nationwide samples testing positive.  India and Lebanon are the closest runners-up; but for now, the dubious honor of topping the plastic fiber contamination table belongs to us.  

Sometimes being first isn’t so great…
Plastic is Not Fantastic

Plastic fibers are expelled into the air and into our water supply all the time.  The problem is that our current methods of treating drinking water are inadequate.  That’s not a new fact; horror stories about the problems with America’s water infrastructure are …

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Don’t Worry – Get a Water Ionizer

Posted by: On August 29, 2017 7:00 am

Are you one of the 63% of people in America worried about the ongoing water crisis?  The data from Gallup’s annual Environment poll, which was conducted in March 2017, shows that a large majority of people are concerned about the safety of their drinking water.

Are you one of the 63%?
Worried?

Gallup first started tracking polled results regularly in 1999.  The findings show that people are more worried about water safety than they have been since 2001.  The collective concerns undoubtedly reflect the media spotlight that has unflinchingly shone on America’s water infrastructure problems, widely uncovered as a result of the Flint crisis.

The $1Trillion Problem

It’s no surprise that so many people worry about environmental pollution and …

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Is a Water Ionizer Much Better Than a Standard Filter?

Posted by: On July 27, 2017 12:00 pm

A water ionizer is usually a bigger investment than a standard, faucet-mounted water filter, so how do they compare?

So how does a standard filter compare to a water ionizer?
  • What’s In the Water? With a point-of-use water filter, you need to start with your source water and what’s in it.  No water filter of this kind is going to remove all organic, chemical and toxic contaminants.  You need to know that the type of filter you opt for will take out the worst of what’s in your water.

A Tyent Water Ionizer filter has the same micron level and filtration capabilities as a kidney dialysis machine, removing over 200 contaminants including 99% of lead, and up to 99% …

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Don’t Buy a Water Ionizer…

Posted by: On July 6, 2017 12:00 pm

 
…until you read this!

Why not?  I mean, what could go wrong?  Well, like most products these days, there are definitely water ionizers that you should avoid!

Read our checklist before buying!

A water ionizer is a fairly significant purchase for most households, and it’s worth spending a little time making sure you get the right one.  So what are the five key points that you must consider before handing over your credit card?

  1. Where is the Water Ionizer Made?

This matters so much.  Cheap exports from China and Taiwan are slipping past border controls with fake “lead free” certification stickers on the boxes.  Buy from a reputable, traceable company and don’t get blindsided by “bargains” that might put …

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Water Ionizer Test Results Revealed!

Posted by: On February 21, 2017 7:00 am

Remember that buzz of excited anticipation before finding out your exam or test results?  You put the work in, you did your best and you feel pretty confident, but you just never know…  Well, we hear you.

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We have the Tyent test results right here.

Who’s Better…?

Click for a copy of our brilliant Cheat Sheet and take a look at the test results for yourself.  We listed the most vital features that you must look for when you buy an ionizer, and then pitched ourselves against the competition.  We don’t like to blow our own trumpet, but it’s fair to say that we outperformed every other top of the range ionizer on the market today.

Tyent ionizers are being …

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How to Reset Your Tyent USA Water Ionizer Filters

Posted by: On October 10, 2013 2:01 pm

How to Reset Your Tyent USA Water Ionizer Filters

We get a lot of phone calls every day regarding filter replacement.  We love talking to our customers, but we also wanted to make sure that you have the filter replacement directions here as well.  You can use these easy-to-follow instructions and feel free to give us a call if you have any more questions!

 

 

After installing new filters in your ionizer the filter program must be reset. To reset the program follow these procedures: 

 

MMP 2505, MMP 5050, MMP 7070, TY2507 Series

Follow the below steps:

*Press and hold the SET button for 2 beeps, it will say “System set up mode” and the screen will change …

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Keep Your Stomach Healthy While Traveling

Posted by: On August 2, 2013 7:48 pm

Protect Yourself From Montezuma’s Revenge!

Montezuma’s revenge, Delhi belly and turkey trots are all also known as traveler’s diarrhea. Do you get the chance to travel abroad for vacation? Maybe you have to visit other countries for work instead. Whatever the case may be, drinking tap water while in a different country may lead to some not-so-pleasant results. As estimated 10 million people develop traveler’s diarrhea every year.

Keep Your Stomach Healthy While Traveling

What Causes Traveler’s Diarrhea?

Traveler’s diarrhea is caused by certain bacteria, including the following:

  • Escherichia coli (E. coli)
  • Campylobacter
  • Shigella
  • Salmonella

Here’s where you’ll find these types of bacteria:

  • Undercooked or raw food
  • Contaminated food
  • Contaminated water (including ice cubes)

What Are the Symptoms of Traveler’s Diarrhea?

  • Diarrhea (obviously)
  • Abdominal cramps
  • Dehydration
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