Why Soften Your Water?

Hard water is formed when it is contaminated with dissolved minerals like calcium, magnesium, sulfur, iron, and lead during the natural water cycle. You probably are so accustomed to the effects of hard water that you don’t even know it’s possible to live without it.

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Stained Sinks and Tubs

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Spots on Dishes

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Clogged Pipes

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Dry Hair, Skin, Nails

THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER SOFTENERS

Water softeners will eliminate calcium and magnesium in your water, extending the life of these household essentials by 30%

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    Water Heater

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    Washing Machine

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    Coffee Maker

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    Plumbing System

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    Plumbing Fixtures

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A water softener will reduce the amount of soap you will need by

70%

Get rid of water spots, mineral scaling, grout build up

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