Description

Say Goodbye to Hard Water and Enjoy Pure, Soft Water Every Day

A water softener is a specialized appliance that removes surplus calcium and magnesium ions from hard water. These minerals are associated with forming pipe scales in pipes, consumer appliances, and plumbing fixtures, reduced efficiency, and premature device failure. By replacing these minerals with sodium or potassium ions, a water softener system ensures that your water is soft and free from the damaging effects of hardness.

Wellness Water’s water softening system and softening water locally address improved water quality by removing contaminants and supplementing essential minerals, making it perfect for home and business applications seeking pure and healthy drinking water.

Why install a water softener system?

Adding a home water softener system is a source of many benefits, resulting in improved water quality and extended life of appliances and plumbing. Here’s why you should consider a household water softener:

• Prevents Scale Build-Up: Hard water deposits mineral scale that builds up over time in pipes, water heaters, and household appliances (dishwashers and washing machines). A water softener contains that buildup, allowing appliances to operate more efficiently and for longer periods.
  
• Improves Water Quality: Our water softener system removes hardness-causing minerals from your water, ensuring cleaner, healthier water for drinking, cooking, and bathing. Softened water is also less harsh on the skin and hair and, thus, less likely to cause dryness or irritation.
  
• Enhances Cleaning Power: Soft water does a better job of soiling soap and detergent, improving laundering and dishwashing. Clothes are cleaner and more colorful, and dishes and glasses are equally clean.
  
• Saves Money: By reducing scale accumulation, your appliances will become more power efficient, reducing the likelihood of repair and electricity costs. Soft water also increases the service life of plumbing and water devices and reduces expensive replacement.

FAQs

1. How do I know if I need a water softener system for my home?

If you see white deposits on faucets, showerheads, or appliances and your water seems rough on your skin and hair, you probably have hard water. Installing a water softener system in your home can address these problems and improve the quality of your potable water.

2. What is the difference between a water softener and a water filtration system?

Although a water softener removes minerals due to hardness development, e.g., calcium and magnesium, a water filter concentrates on removing contaminations, e.g., chlorine, bacteria, and heavy metals. Many people opt for both to ensure their water is clean, soft, and free of harmful substances.

3. How long does a household water softener last?

The average freshwater softener lasts 10 to 15 years, depending on the system’s quality and the local water’s hardness. Simple maintenance, such as adding salt and cleaning the machine, can increase the service life.

4. Is it expensive to install a water softener system for my home?

The price varies depending on the size and type of system. However, buying a water softener system can save you money in the long term by minimizing plumbing and appliance maintenance costs and increasing the efficiency of soap and detergent.

5. Can I install a water softener system myself, or should I hire a professional?

Although some water softener systems can be fitted yourself, it is more important in most situations to have the system fitted by a professional to guarantee correct fitting and maximum performance. A professional can also identify your home’s specific requirements and advise on the best water softener for your case.