C. Reid Thornley B.Sc.
C. Reid Thornley is a B.Sc. Biology and a former research associate for a world class water purification manufacturer. He has been a presenter for the US Water Quality Association and he now owns and operates aQuatell - Ultraviolet (UV) Water Filters, Water Softeners, Reverse Osmosis Systems, Water Distillers, and Water Softners.
Articles by this Author
Removing Drugs & Pharmaceuticals From Drinking Water
- By C. Reid Thornley B.Sc.
- Published July 2, 2008
- Education
- Unrated
As the Associated Press documented in a five-month investigation, drinking water provided to at least 41 million people living in 24 major metropolitan areas in the United States has tested positive for trace amounts of pharmaceuticals
The drugs discovered included sex hormones, anti-epileptics, cholesterol medications, drugs used to treat depression and mental illness, painkillers, mood altering drugs, tranquilizers, antibiotics, and caffeine
Choosing An Ultraviolet (UV) Water System For Your Home
- By C. Reid Thornley B.Sc.
- Published July 1, 2008
- Education
- Unrated
Ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection equipment has become commonplace in many rural homes across the USA, Canada, and the rest of the world Through water testing many homeowners discover that their water is contaminated most commonly with Coliform bacteria but occasionally with more dangerous e
How A Water Distiller Works
- By C. Reid Thornley B.Sc.
- Published June 29, 2008
- Education
- Unrated
Steam distillers are one of the oldest and one of the most effective ways to purify drinking water Steam distillation utilizes a very simple process that mimics the natural processes that purify the water on the Earth
How To Install An Ultraviolet (UV) Light Water Filter
- By C. Reid Thornley B.Sc.
- Published December 20, 2007
- Wellness, Fitness and Diet
- Unrated
Many rural homeowners depend on a water well to provide their family with a safe and clean water source for drinking, food preparation, and for washing Unfortunately many people discover that their once pristine well water has become contaminated with bacteria


