While boiling is a traditional and widely practiced method for making water safer to drink, it is not sufficient to deal with all the risks associated with Malaysia’s tap water. Boiling is effective at killing bacteria, viruses, and parasites, but...
Beyond safety concerns, another practical reason for boiling or filtering water in Malaysia relates to taste and odor. Even if water meets basic safety standards, many Malaysians find that tap water has an unpleasant smell or taste, often caused by...
Another major concern with drinking tap water directly in Malaysia is the possibility of chemical contamination. Even though municipal water treatment plants use chlorine and other disinfectants to eliminate harmful microorganisms, these chemicals can remain in the water as disinfection...
Malaysia’s tap water is treated before it is supplied to households, but this does not always mean it is safe to drink directly from the tap. Once water leaves the treatment plant, it travels through an extensive network of pipelines...
Just imagine. Waking up in the morning without being greeted by the dreaded morning sickness. And all of its other friends too: Tiredness, bloatedness, swollen ankles, fogginess, constipation and indigestion. While it isn’t a cure in itself, water can help relieve you from...
There is a huge amount of information out there for new parents and it can sometimes be difficult to separate fact from fiction. One thing all experts can agree on is just how important clean, fresh water is on...
In the last blog, we talked about how important it is to stay hydrated during pregnancy and the impacts dehydration can have on your baby. Insufficient water intake during pregnancy can result in serious complications, such as low amniotic fluid levels,...
It is well documented that water plays a critical role in the development and function of the human brain and body. We are made up of 60% water and fresh water is vital for helping us to: Regulate body temperature...
With so many water filtration options available, it can be overwhelming to choose the right system for your home or business. Among the most common technologies in Malaysia are UF (Ultrafiltration), EP (Electropositive), and RO (Reverse Osmosis) membranes. Each of these...
