Category Archives: Canada

Winnipeg’s Culligan Man discusses water quality on Breakfast Television

There was a familiar face on Breakfast Television Winnipeg this morning! Did anyone catch it? Check out the links below to watch Winnipeg Culligan Man, Austin Harvey, discuss the importance of water quality and explain the results of a tap water test — revealing what’s typically found in Winnipeg’s water! Click here for the first video. Click [...]

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Exercising in hot weather? Drink up!

It seemed like it would never come, but May is here, and with that — warm weather. A long summer lies ahead, and for those of you who stay active outdoors, water should always be close at hand. Or in your hand. Whatever works.  Did you know that once you’re thirsty while exercising, you’re already 3 percent [...]

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Why do YOU love to drink water?

We took to Facebook this week and asked our friends from around the country to fill in the blank: “I love to drink water because _____.” There are a lot of enthusiastic water drinkers out there! You make all of us at H2pointO Headquarters proud. So we thought we’d share a few of your great [...]

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May is Drinking Water Month

Just like that it’s May again, and Drinking Water Month is here! For a fifth year, Culligan is proud to help sponsor the Drinking Water Month initiative. We all know how important water is to your health and lifestyle. And we’re here to help you have the best possible drinking water. As we kick off the month, [...]

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Bringing efficiency to your water softening

Water softening has come a long way since Emmett Culligan founded Culligan in 1936. Next time you see your Culligan Man, ask him about the Culligan HE and find out. Though, I suppose we can save you the time and tell you a little bit about it here. Then you can just tell the Culligan [...]

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“…seen most often where there’s water to soften.”

We wanted to share a throwback ad with you today. Anyone remember this one? Do you suppose anyone’s still washing dolls with their Culligan water? We got a kick out of this vintage ad, but that’s a pretty clever tagline: “Culligan… seen most often where there’s water to soften!” Ad Copy: All dolls prefer soft [...]

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Food for thought.

Do you worry about the food you put in your body, typically reaching for the organic produce at the grocery store? Do you put as much thought into the water you put into your body? We’d argue that you should. People tend to choose organic to avoid the consumption of pesticides and  chemicals and who knows what [...]

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Boil water order: now what?

So, you’re finding yourself with a boil water order. Now what? Well, boil water orders are issued when a community’s drinking water is, or could be, contaminated. According to Health Canada, are usually issued by the public health unit or other responsible authority. But what does a boil order mean for you?  A while back we put together a set [...]

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Do-it-yourself water test

Sometimes the water in our home can be a mystery. Does it taste good? Is it safe to drink? Is it damaging your appliances? Between high iron content, hard water troubles, acidity, and odors, it’s hard to say what could be happening in your water. You can always trust your Culligan Man to stop by [...]

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Happy World Water Day!

We ALL have reason to celebrate today. It’s World Water Day! You can’t go wrong with a day dedicated to our favorite thing: quality water. Of course, we celebrate quality water every day, but 20 years ago the United Nations General Assembly designated March 22 as World Water Day. We’ll gladly spend the day promoting the natural [...]

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