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Earlier this week a customer wrote to us asking for a whole-house filter and a “no salt water softener” system that also removes chlorine. This is certainly possible, but first, let’s explore how a no-salt water softener actually works: Salt-free water conditioners work by producing a catalytic reaction to convert calcium and magnesium in water … Continue reading No Salt Water Softener for the Whole House and Family?
Using A Scale-Stoper Salt Free Water Conditioner is The Green Alternative – No salt used as in traditional water softeners – No energy used, no power required. – No waste water, unlike regular water softeners, there is no wasted water – Prevents scale and hardness minerals from ruining pipes – Protects water heaters and appliances – … Continue reading Top Eight Reasons to Use the Scale-Stopper Salt Free Water Conditioner
Yesterday, we talked a little bit about neutralizing water without a calcite neutralizer. However, for best results, we recommend using a standalone calcite neutralizer tank. Today, one customer wrote to us to ask about the potential drawbacks of using a calcite neutralizer, and we wanted to share our answer with readers who might be considering … Continue reading What Are the Potential Problems with Using a Calcite Only Acid Neutralizer?
Earlier this week, a customer asked us about the difference between fine mesh and standard resin for removing iron with a water softener. While we usually recommend an iron filter, a softener can work in some cases, especially if your water has a pH around 7.0 and contains rusted (ferric) iron. Fine mesh resin is … Continue reading What’s the Difference Between Fine Mesh Resin and Standard Resin When Removing Iron?
Often customers will ask us if they can chlorinate their water at their house and not at the well head. For example, they may live in a small community where the well water is shared by a group of homes, and the water may be smelly, or contain iron, manganese, or coliform bacteria. For these … Continue reading Easy to Install Flow Sensor Type Chlorinators
Before diving into the installation of your water softener system, it’s essential to lay the groundwork for a smooth and efficient process. Here are some key pre-installation considerations to keep in mind: Water Quality: Start by testing your water quality to determine the level of hardness and identify any other contaminants present. This information is … Continue reading How Do I Install A Carbon Backwash Filter and a Water Softener In Series?
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