Category: water softener

Hard water is a pain and the only way to fix it is through water treatment. The two most common ways are through water softeners and water conditioners. However, which is better? Learn more about their differences and make the right choice for you!

If you’ve experienced hard water then you can understand the frustrations that come with it. But do you know what minerals and chemicals are in hard water? Learn more in our blog post!

Does your drinking water come from surface water or groundwater? Here in Utah, residents get their water from over 1,800 sources, including local lakes, reservoirs, rivers, wells, and springs.

Can you remember the last time you replaced the water filters in your home? If you notice an unusual taste in your water, or find water pressure is down, it may be time to check those filters! Read our blog to find out what other signs you should be on the lookout for.

Whether your water is hard, soft, or purified, each of them will produce a different home brew. Learn the difference between them all, and how to remedy any contaminants changing the way your home brew tastes!

Do you suspect something is wrong with your water softener? Here are the common signs you can look out for to know if you need your water softener serviced.

Did you know that the water your drinking may be filled with contaminants and bacteria? Discover how a reverse osmosis system can help purify your water and keep your family healthy.

Are you interested in improving your water quality? A water purifier or water softener could help you! Discover the difference between a water purifier and water softener to help you make the best decision for your home.

Do you know how hard your drinking water is? Use our hard water tool and plug in your zip code to learn just how hard your water is.

Do you live in an area with hard water? Are you seeing damage to your appliances from soap scum and hard water spots? You may benefit from a water softener. Learn more about how a water softener functions and why it’s a good idea for those with hard water.