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Is spring water always the best?
What is a spring? A spring is a natural, underground water supply that naturally flows to the surface of the Earth. Springs are typically found in areas where…
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Till death do us part… Forever chemicals!
“Forever chemicals” is a term used to describe per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), a group of synthetic chemicals that are resistant to degradation. They are called “forever chemicals”…
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Beyond Water Saving: How Chemistry and Better Data Can Support a Circular Water Economy in South Africa
This article explores how chemistry, water-quality testing, appropriate treatment, monitoring and digital tools can support circular water management in South Africa. It offers practical steps for businesses, farms,…
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The Water App: A Water Quality Testing App Built for South Africa
Is your water safe to drink? Most people only find out after someone gets sick. The Water App is a free-to-start water quality testing app from The Chemistry…
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Delete your data · The Water App
The Water App · by The Chemistry Solutions Company (TCSC) Delete your data You can ask us at any time to delete your Water App account and the…
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AquaPure vs Household Filter Jugs: What Actually Protects Off-Grid Households
Spring changes your water Spring is when farms fertilise, irrigation starts, and the first heavy rains of the season wash across the land. For households on boreholes, rainwater…
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Always Act, Solve the Problem: TCSC Founder Lesley Mukwada on Inner Circle Stories
2026/09/23 | TCSC News Our Founder and Director, Lesley Mukwada, recently joined hosts Karine and Morgan on Inner Circle Stories, the podcast produced by TheRockGroup in collaboration with…
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Testing the Waters: TCSC’s Journey Through the GCIP-SA Programme
When The Chemistry Solutions Company (TCSC) entered the Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP) South Africa, it wasn’t just competing for recognition — it was putting its entire business…
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