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Find out what it means, how it gets into your water supply and how to address it

What does TDS stand for, and what does it indicate for your water quality?

Understanding the most common water problems can help keep your drinking water safe.

High levels of total dissolved solids can cause issues with appliances and your health.

Many problem water issues occur naturally. Have you ever come across rocks covered in white sediment? Seen little water spots on your car right after having it washed? This can be an example of Total Dissolved Solids in your water, or TDS.

You may not be able to recognize Total Dissolved Solids, or TDS, with the naked eye, but you may see its effects all over your home or business. TDS in water can cause a bitter, metallic taste in your drinking water, corrode your plumbing fixtures and shorten the life of your appliances. This new infographic from Culligan shows you how TDS can get into your water and how it can cause unsightly side effects. Culligan also provides water treatment suggestions to reduce the presence of TDS in your water.

We know you want the best quality water - that's what we want, too. If you think you have TDS in