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Water softener service cycle

Water softener service cycle – find out how water flows through a water softener

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What is the water softener service cycle The water softener service cycle is it’s working cycle when it it changes hard water into soft water. Water flow during the water softener service cycle Hard water comes to the water softener inlet connection. Then it goes through the automatic control valve. In service cycle the control […]

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Water softener brine tank

Water softener brine tank is a very important part of a water softener

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Water softener brine tank – what is it? Correct handling of the brine, as well as the quality of the tableted salt, is essential for the correct operation of the water softener. The main role of the water softener brine tank is to store tableted salt, which dissolves in water to form a salt solution

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What is a TDS meter

What is TDS and What Is a TDS meter? brief explanation of TDS value and measuring.

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What is TDS and What Is a TDS meter? What is a total dissolved solids value? TDS stands for total dissolved solids in your water. This is a measurement of all dissolved substances in the water. These “dissolved solids” are primarily inorganic salts such as the anions of chloride, bicarbonate, carbonate, phosphate, sulfate, and nitrate,

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Changing filters on RO system

Changing filters on RO system – do it yourself with this easy 8 step instruction

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Changing filters on RO system To keep your RO system working at it’s best changing filters on RO system should be done every 6 months. For manuals on changing the RO membrane and activated post carbon filters, please check out our other blog posts. Pre-filters The pre-filters of the RO system should be replaced at

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limescale removal with water softeners

Soft water vs hard water – Which is better for you?

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Intro Soft water vs hard water. Do You know the difference? If you want to learn more, you are on the right place. Using soft water and eliminating limescale problems in your household can make a big difference in the quality of living. Main takeaways Soft water vs hard water? Soft water has many advantages

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How does home reverse osmosis work -home RO systems principle explained

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How does reverse osmosis work – explanation of working principle Reverse osmosis is a process in which the water is separated into two streams. The first one is the permeate – the clean, filtered, purified water from which dissolved salts are removed. The other one is the concentrate – the part of water that contains

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undersink reverse osmosis

Undersink reverse osmosis system – the best way to improve your tap water quality

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While water softeners are designed for whole house water treatment and mainly for appliances protection from limescale, an under sink reverse osmosis water filter is the best way for point of use drinking water purification. This kind of water filter is most commonly known as an RO system or a reverse osmosis water filter. Intro

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