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Softening vs. filtering
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Getting rid of sulfur smell
Treats every tap, shower and appliance at the point water enters the house.
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
36,000 grains. Softening and chlorine filtration in a single tank.
Takes care of the two problems most city-water homes around Gainesville and Lake City have: hard water that scales up your pipes and water heater, and chlorine you can taste in your coffee and feel on your skin and hair. One tank, one control valve, one clean install.
Best for: Most 3 to 4 bedroom homes on city water
Details and specsfor Standard Whole-Home Softener + FiltrationThe 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
Separate softening and carbon tanks for big homes.
A dedicated softening tank and a separate self-cleaning carbon tank. Splitting the jobs means more capacity and longer media life for homes that use a lot of water.
Best for: Large homes on city water with high use.
Details and specsfor Dual Tank, City Water
Scale prevention without salt or a drain line.
Changes hardness minerals so they are much less likely to stick as scale. To be clear: it prevents scale. It does not remove hardness, and it is not for iron or sulfur.
Best for: City-water homes that want low upkeep and no salt.
Details and specsfor Salt-Free ConditionerReverse osmosis at the kitchen sink for drinking and cooking.
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 RO
Classic under-sink RO at a lower price.
The time-tested under-sink setup: five filter stages and a small storage tank so a glass of water is always ready.
Best for: Great drinking water at a lower price.
Details and specsfor 5-Stage Reverse OsmosisExtras that pair with a main system: UV and remineralization.
A rounder taste after reverse osmosis.
An inline cartridge that adds a little calcium and magnesium back after reverse osmosis. Some people just like the taste better.
Best for: RO owners who find the water tastes flat.
Details and specsfor Remineralization Filter
Ultraviolet treatment for bacteria, no chemicals.
An ultraviolet lamp treats water as it enters the house, so bacteria can not reproduce. Nothing is added to the water. UV needs clear, low-iron water ahead of it, so it is usually paired with the well system.
Best for: Private wells, or after a boil-water notice.
Details and specsfor Whole-Home UVThe free test answers it. We read the numbers with you and recommend from there.
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