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If your water has high levels of calcium and magnesium, it is considered hard. Hard and moderate levels of hardness (shown in red, yellow and green) can be a problem, regardless of whether you get your water from a well or municipality. Water hardness typically causes two problems, which are easily corrected with the use of a water conditioning system. Hard water restricts the ability of soap, detergents, and shampoo to clean because soaps fail to completely dissolve in hard water. As a result, laundry is dull, dingy, and cleaning supply costs are increased.
Calcium scale from these hardness minerals can damage water-related appliances, such as water heaters, dishwashers, coffee makers and clothes washers, resulting in costly repairs.
Primary components of a water softener include the control valve, pressure tank, brine tank, ion exchange resin. Salt is also used periodically to remove hardness minerals from the resin when the resin has reached its capacity.
Water conditioning systems are a worthwhile investment because they prevent repairs to your appliances and cut costs. Plus, once your system is installed, you immediately start enjoying other benefits of soft water
Safety Zone Water Systems offers two system options
Safety Zone Water Systems provides multiple system options to handle every application. Find out which water softener and filtration system is best for you.
