Riverton City / 2018

Riverton City is using the water from the Jordan River for their communities' secondary water - for yards and outdoor use. 

We were brought in to test the water and show the various ways we can help, here's what we learned.

We were able to clarify, clean and balance out the water. What that means is the little, living things died off, the "stuff" that was in the water was eliminated and the water became clear, with a balanced pH that we were able to control.

The "stuff" in the water is a long list. There is waste from animals and humans, as multiple waste water facilities feed into the canal and it's water sources. There's waste from organics like trees and plants. There's runoff from fertilizers, chemicals people illegally dump and other by-products of urban living. 

When these things are eliminated and the water becomes balanced, with a managed pH and nutrients still in the water (since we use no chemicals that may strip them), the water becomes good for the plants, healthier for pets and kids that drink from the hose and great for the cities groundwater.