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High Springs, FL · Alachua County
Water source: Mix of city water in town and private wells in the surrounding area.
The big ones here are scale that builds up fast on fixtures and water heaters, and, on some wells, a rotten-egg smell that's worst on the hot side.
Made for iron, sulfur and that rotten-egg smell.
Well water is a different job than city water. The first tank oxidizes and traps iron, manganese and hydrogen sulfide, the cause of the smell, the orange stains and the metallic taste. The second tank softens what's left. Each tank has its own control valve.
Best for: Homes on a private well
Details and specsfor Well Water Dual Tank
The standard build with more capacity.
Same softener-and-carbon design as the standard, with a wider tank and a third more resin. It regenerates less often and keeps up with more people and harder water.
Best for: Larger households or very hard water.
Details and specsfor XL Softener + Filtration
800 gallons a day, 7 stages, and no storage tank under your sink.
Compact tankless reverse osmosis with seven stages of filtration and built-in alkaline remineralization. It works to remove heavy metals, chlorine and dissolved solids, and it adds beneficial minerals back in. The coconut-carbon filter gives you a smoother, fresher taste. Its 2:1 drain ratio wastes far less water than a standard RO, and with no storage tank it frees up space under your sink.
Best for: Anyone who wants cleaner water for drinking and cooking
Details and specsfor Tankless ROQuestions
Hard water leaves minerals behind when it heats up. A softener stops new scale from forming. If you have sulfur too, the dual tank handles both.
It's common. Sulfur in the water can react inside the heater and get stronger. Taking it out before the heater usually fixes it. We'll check the heater too.
Test first. Fix it right.
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