Practicality
We can write until we're blue in the face about concepts and possible solutions to various water problems. However, the reality is that the vast ma...
We can write until we're blue in the face about concepts and possible solutions to various water problems. However, the reality is that the vast ma...
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ViewsAs a CWS-II, you know that for the vast majority of homeowners, a water softener IS the only "PRACTICLE" system readily available for removing or e...
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ViewsA salt-based water softener is the ONLY system that will remove minerals. So, if you don't want minerals in the water you should purchase a water s...
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ViewsWe don't keep records based upon grains of hardness. You might check-out www.lacsd.org; More...;Chloride in Santa Clarita; Alternative systems;...
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ViewsTalbot is no longer with the company. You may purchase the pre-filter cartridges at the company store at www.lifesourcewater.com. I have about 1...
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ViewsFirst, my bio is that I am a Lifesource rep., so keep that in mind. a. LifeSource states that they are a "Water Softener Alternative", not a so...
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ViewsThere are two basic ways to test for hardness levels: 1. A TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) meter. This small device which looks similar to a carpente...
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ViewsSome "helpfull" points to consider: 1. To a salt-based water softener representative, minerals are contaminants, so their interest is in removing ...
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ViewsNone of the three systems you mentioned are independently tested and certified. Usually, it's a good idea to research before you buy. First, don...
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ViewsMaybe this will help: The only way to get "soft" water is with a salt-based water softener. Don't believe salesman, brochures or websites; de...
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ViewsTo expand on a CWS's comments, it's uauslly a good idea to require independent proof of every claim made by a company. They state that they "ad...
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Views1 - If you research, you'll find that ALL water softeners work the same way, the Principle of Ionic Exchange. 2 - The only way to get "soft" water...
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