On September 15th, at the BWT & IQAir showroom in Ho Chi Minh City, we held our first seminar in a series dedicated to “Building a Healthy Home – Addressing Air and Water Quality.” The event drew the attention of architects, interior designers, and homeowners who share the vision of creating safe and healthy living environments for their families.
Bottled water has become an inseparable part of modern life. From compact bottles carried on the go, to office reserves, to a quick purchase at the convenience store, each offers a sense of ease and safety. Its sheer ubiquity has made many people almost entirely dependent on bottled water, rarely questioning its journey, storage conditions, or the hidden risks behind its transparent plastic walls.
What could be more refreshing than immersing yourself in crystal-clear, cool water — a place where stress fades away and your body is recharged with energy? Yet, achieving that pristine water quality is no small task: unpleasant chlorine odors, skin dryness and eye irritation from excess chlorine, and the risk of bacteria or impurities that may remain even after disinfection.
On September 15th, BWT and IQAir Vietnam, in collaboration with Nice Design & Interior and S&V Consulting, proudly present an in-depth workshop tailored for architects, interior designers, and homeowners who committed to creating healthier living environments. With the topic Building a Healthy Home: Addressing Air and Water Quality, the event focuses on practical, applicable solutions to foster safer and more sustainable living spaces for every household.
On August 22, 2025, at the Sheraton Saigon Grand Opera Hotel, BWT proudly joined BCI Archify Live Ho Chi Minh City – a prestigious industry event that brought together leading architects, interior designers, and pioneering brands shaping the future of sustainable living spaces. More than just an exhibition, it was a vibrant meeting point for groundbreaking ideas and bold new visions.
A healthy body needs multiple layers of protection, and so does your household water. Even after pre-filtration removes coarse particles, rust, or sediment, invisible threats can remain: residual chlorine, pesticides, hormones, dissolved iron, and persistent organic compounds. These contaminants not only affect the taste and odor of water but may also pose long-term health risks.
On August 22, BWT will officially participate in Archify Live HCMC 2025 – a unique event combining exhibitions and expert seminars, creating a networking space for architects, construction professionals, and interior designers from across the Asia-Pacific region. With the theme “Eco-Friendly Architecture – Building a Sustainable Future," this year’s event goes beyond showcasing trends in green design.
When we think of clean water at home, we usually picture the end result: clear, fresh water flowing from the tap. However, reaching that level of purity is the result of an entire treatment process—starting with the essential step of prefiltration.
Chronic stress and magnesium deficiency often go hand in hand—creating a self-reinforcing cycle that may quietly undermine both physical and mental well-being. In their comprehensive review, “Magnesium Status and Stress: The Vicious Circle Concept Revisited," researchers reaffirmed the bidirectional link between psychological stress and magnesium deficiency, highlighting important implications for long-term health.
As global awareness of environmental and personal health continues to grow, many consumers are turning to glass-bottled beverages, believing them to be a safer, more sustainable alternative to plastic. However, a recent study by France’s Food Safety Agency (ANSES) has revealed a startling reality: glass bottles may actually contain more microplastics than plastic ones.