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While you may have lived your whole life in places that had hard water, that doesn’t mean you have to get used to it. Let’s help you properly condition your home’s water so you can experience the change it will make in your life.

Does the amount of money you have to spend on dish detergent to get rid of spots frustrate you? Having your water treated and conditioned before it gets to the dishwasher could allow you to switch to a less expensive detergent.

California launched the State Water Project in 1960. The project created 22 dams and reservoirs, a pumping plant, and an aqueduct that is 444 miles long. This system is the primary source of drinking and farm irrigation water for southern California.

Plumbed-in water treatment systems are usually installed under the sink and treat the water distributed to that particular faucet. This requires a permanent connection to the existing water pipe, where the water is rerouted, filtered, and dispensed to the faucet.

If you’re like most people, you may equate spotty dishes coming from your dishwasher with dirty. Conditioning your hard water could help eliminate these ugly spots and keep you from having to rewash things.

Did you know that conditioned and softened water can work wonders on your clothes and save you money? Laundry soaps work more efficiently in conditioned water, so your clothes come out cleaner with the use of less laundry detergent.

Did you know that when it comes to bathing, soft water allows soap and shampoo to lather more effectively? Thus, you will need less product and less water for bathing, and your skin and hair will be cleaner and softer as well.

When you determine your water is no longer safe to drink and you don’t have the supplies to treat it yet, you can boil the water from the tap or the well to kill bacteria.

Have you ever noticed that your shampoo or soap doesn’t suds up the way it used to at your old house? It may be because of hard water in the home. Since the lack of suds is probably the least of the issues it’s causing, let’s talk about what we can do to help you fix it.

Did you know that chlorinators remove sulfur odors from drinking water. This ultimately ensures your water is safe to drink.

Although you may expect your skin to show some signs of irritation or dryness after a shower during the winter months, that may be exactly the feeling you’re left with all year when you have hard water. Let’s talk about how we can help you condition your water so that it no longer dries out your skin.

It’s important to remember that your itchy scalp may have nothing to do with dandruff or your current hair products. Since hard water can dry out skin and irritate it, you may find that your scalp won’t fully clear up until you install a water softening system in your home.