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water softeners
Water softening is the removal of calcium, magnesium, and certain other metal cations in hard water. The resulting soft water requires less soap for the same cleaning effort, as soap is not wasted bonding with calcium ions. Soft water also extends the lifetime of plumbing by reducing or eliminating scale build-up in pipes and fittings. Water softening is usually achieved using lime softening or ion-exchange resins but is increasingly being accomplished using nanofiltration or reverse osmosis membranes.
Anybody used/fitted this lots water softeners? They seem a really good price and come with 7 year warranty so they must trust in there product.
I'm tempted to try one out in my gaff but seeing if anyone has any feedback first?
Does anyone know of a water softener that wont restrict the flow of water at all. My customer wants one, but we will be installing a new 28mm main with accumulator etc basically giving the best possible flow. I don't want to be fitting anything that will hinder that.
I accept that water softeners do a marvelous job keeping limescale, scum etc at bay. So if you are in a hard water area, fitting a water softener will give you lovely enjoyable showers.
But, there is that thingy called REGENERATION. During regeneration, a massive 12 minutes goes by while...
Anyone heard that Megaflos should not be used with a water softener?
Just had a call from someone with a hole in their stainless steel Megaflo cylinder (2 years old) - Heatrae Sadia's Quality and Reliability engineers report implied the cause was due to the use of a water softener - "This...
Looking to replace a very old unit. Looking at Wickes E10T or a NuWave MD400.
The Wickes one is basically the same as our old one; a timer simply regens the system a given number of times a week. However the NuWave monitors the water and changes as/when required.
The latter seems the better...
Evening all,
I went to a Worcester Bosch course the other day on Juniors and SIs. I was told that on no circumstances must you fill the heating with artificially softened water because it can eat away at the heat exchanger within months of the installation!
I'd never heard this before! Have...
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Hi
I have not fitted a water softener for quite a while and I wondered what everyone thought. I have seen the Harvey water softeners, does anyone have any knowledge of these ?
It would be installed in a domestic 4 bedroomed house currently occupied by 3 people. Any other details please let me...
Hi, it's my first post on this site, so I'll pay for a round at the bar in a minute.
Anyway, the water in our house has a helluva lot of limescale in it :(
I've been told that those lecy wire things that you wrap around the water pipes are a bit pants. Is that true ?
I've been advised to...
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Hi,
I want to instal a water softener to serve the whole house but want to clear up something please. I have a conventional vented sytem and understand that the softener will soften the incoming water so the stoarge tank will hold the softened water and supply it to the hot water system and the...
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Can anyone recomend a water softener i can fit to the 22 mm incoming main of an and unvented water cylinder, that does not need servicing and has a min of 5 years lifespan .
Hi all
Firstly I'm not a plumber or heating engineer so excuse my ignorance if this is a silly question.
I have a Potterton Gold 28 HE combi boiler. I live in a very hard water area and am thinking of getting a water softener installed in my home. I rang Potterton who said they didn't...
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Evening chaps.
Just a quickie if you would be so kind.
Should water softeners be used on the WHOLE house or should there still be a tap in the kitchen with un treated water?
Reason i ask is that a few tears ago, if i remember right, that drinking water should NOT be softened.
Can...
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Hi could anyone tell me which is the better water softener,the regenerative salt type, or the electrical descaler type and if you have had personal experience of either of these,what were the results.Thanks any help would be greatly appreciated.
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