What's Actually In Your Water?
Most water problems don't have an obvious taste or smell. Here's how to match what's actually happening in your water — or your facility's water — to the right treatment approach.
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Calcium and magnesium minerals build up in pipes, water heaters, and appliances, and leave spots on glassware and fixtures. A properly sized softener stops it before it starts.
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Municipal water is treated for safety, but chlorine taste/odor and fine sediment can still come through at the tap. Whole-house filtration clears it at the point of entry.
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Well water especially can carry iron staining, sulfur (rotten-egg) odor, or acidic/alkaline pH that corrodes pipes and fixtures over time.
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Private wells aren't monitored by a utility, so bacteria and pathogens are on you to catch and treat. UV disinfection neutralizes them without chemicals.
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Reverse osmosis pushes water through a membrane fine enough to remove the widest range of dissolved contaminants of any home or facility treatment method.
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Where a salt-based softener isn't the right fit, template-assisted crystallization conditions hard water without sodium, electricity, or wastewater discharge.
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