If your home taps run hard water, installing a water softener is the most practical way to solve all potential hard water problems. Maybe your home came with a water softener, maybe you recently installed one or are planning to install one soon. But the one question every household with Read more…
If your home taps run hard water, installing a water softener is the most practical way to solve all potential hard water problem. Maybe your home came with a water softener, maybe you recently installed one or are planning to install one soon. But the one question every household with Read more…
One of the unique things about buying or renting a home is that it comes with all the large installed appliances left by the previous resident. Homes usually come with a fridge, stove, HVAC, water heater, and sometimes even washer/dryer. But what’s that large appliance near the water main or Read more…
Most people don’t think of lead as a problem in today’s day and age, particularly when it comes to their drinking water. However, even though we’ve stopped using lead in our water pipes and fixtures today, there are still decades worth of old pipes across the country transporting our water. Read more…
High levels of iron and manganese in water are generally caused by corroded iron pipes. Learn how a water softener can eliminate excessive iron levels
When most people think of hard water troubles in the home, you think of the crusty residue on your sink and the spots on your glasses. You may be thinking about the stiff laundry or that squeaky feeling on your skin when you shower. But believe it or not, these Read more…
If your home needs water softening once, chances are it will always need water softening. Hard water is usually a regional factor, something that affects all homes in your neighborhood or region because there are extra minerals in your groundwater that don’t get filtered out by the city water supply. Read more…
