Water Softener

Research suggests that it is safe to use a water softener with a septic tank. Water softeners can actually provide benefits to septic tank users thanks to the minerals being added to the soil.

We discuss the differences between using soft and hard water in hot tubs, the impacts of both, and which type to use. 

We explore the impact of hard water on washing machines and share ways to fix potential problems with your laundry. 

We compare shower head filters and water softening systems and explore which is best for softening water in your shower to improve skin and hair health and reduce bills. 

Installing a water softener can greatly improve the symptoms of eczema. Soft water also holds great potential in preventing eczema from developing in the first place for those who haven’t yet experienced the skin condition. 

If you live in hard water area, you’re most likely very familiar with hard water stains. We’ll explain what hard stains are, why they appear, whether they’re permanent & the best way to keep them under control.

We explore how water softeners can help to reduce and save the amount of water you use, allowing you to improve your finances and become a more sustainable, efficient, and environmentally-conscious household - which is something to be very proud of.

There’s nothing worse than a weak, slow-running flow of water in your own home. In this guide, we’ll break down the most common signs and causes of low water pressure and what you can do to fix it.

Cleaning hard water stains off your glass shower doors can be a real struggle. In this guide, we’ll discuss the best ways to remove these stains from doors for a crystal clear, unclouded finish.

Living in a hard water area can come with many undesired side effects. We’ll break down some significant giveaway signs that you have hard water in your home and how to combat it.