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When I was a kid, my dad worked production for the local water company. He used to come home and tell me what a ‘good batch’ of water he’d made that day. We never used an analysis kit to see just how good that water was. Now that my dad is retired, I just don’t know that a ‘good batch’ has been made on a daily basis! (I’m mostly kidding!)

Did you know you can test your water with an analysis kit to check the quality of your water? Not long ago, I used an analysis kit to see what all was in my tap water.

James and I were testing the water when my husband came home from work. I thought everything looked fine but he said that the total hardness and total alkalinity were too high. A pH of 4 is lower than the acceptable standard of 6.5 – 8.5 but I don’t know if that’s something I should be concerned about or not.

James got a kick out of helping me analyze our water – even with a few sub-par results.

So, what can you do about drinking water that doesn’t quite meet the EPA recommendations?

You can buy a new faucet! Pfister has a new clarify faucet which is the only model currently available with Xtract technology. The faucet (model number F-529-FCYS) runs about $443 and is available exclusively online and at select Home Depot stores.

Because I don’t have this faucet, I can’t speak to how well the Clarify With Xtract™ filters the junk out of tap water.

Have you ever tested your tap water?