World Water Day


Glaciers are the unsung heroes of fresh water. Learn why they matter and what you can do to protect them.

Nearly 70% of the world’s fresh water is stored in glaciers, making them the largest source of drinkable water on earth. Source: WMO
Our frozen world is melting at almost twice the speed it was 20 years ago, leading to a more unpredictable water cycle. Source: UNESCO / WMO

Approximately 2 billion people, one out of every four globally, rely on meltwater from glaciers for their water needs. Glaciers also play a crucial role in regulating the earth’s temperature and sea levels, affecting every person on the planet. Source: UN
Cutting global CO₂ emissions by 45% by 2030 is key to slowing glacier melt and limiting global warming. Reducing your greenhouse gas emissions directly slows glaciers from melting — but reusing, conserving, and filtering water also help protect the future of our water. Source: UNFCCC

See why a showerhead filter only solves part of the problem

If you’re dealing with dry skin and dull, brittle hair, your water quality is likely to blame. And while a DIY solution like a showerhead filter might sound a good option, there’s more to the story. Showerhead filters typically address chlorine – they don’t get rid of hard water, which not only damages hair and skin but your home as well.

Here’s how showerhead filters stack up
against our water softeners:

Give Culligan Fort McMurray a call today 780.791.0856 to scheudle in your Free in home water assessment.