Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Iron Pro 2 Combination water softener iron filter Fleck 5600SXT digital metered valve 48,000 grain, 48k for whole house

!±8± Iron Pro 2 Combination water softener iron filter Fleck 5600SXT digital metered valve 48,000 grain, 48k for whole house


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Choose the best for hard water and iron removal Eliminates Red Staining from iron Eliminates scale from hard water Removes Manganese Meter Based Regeneration Fleck 5600SXT Digital Control Head 1" Bypass Valve 10" x 54" Structural USA Tank* Treats up to 14GPM Special fine mesh resin made to last longer in the presence of iron and filter better! Control Head - 5 year warranty Tank - 10 year warranty 30-day Satisfaction Guarantee DIY Installation Instructions Free Phone and/or email Tech Support Eliminate the hard water that causes scale build up and iron that causes red staining with a single system! Eliminates Scale Buildup - Hard water causes a white flaky build up (called scale) to form on appliances, faucets, and just about anything that it comes in regular contact with. By removing the hard water, this scale build up is stopped in it's tracks, so you don't have to worry about scrubbing it off any more. In addition, without the added wear and tear of scale buildup, your appliances and fixtures will last longer! Removes Ferrous Iron - this system is able to remove ferrous (clear water) iron, and some ferric iron. Removes Manganese - Manganese is commonly seen as a black "slimy" stain or build up. Meter Based Regeneration - This system uses a meter based regeneration process. This means that the water you use is measured and the system only regenerates when it needs to. If water needs increase the system regenerates more often to keep up. If less water is being used, the system regenerates less often to conserve water. Fleck 5600SXT Digital Control - The SXT controller is the newest controller from Fleck and is built on the tried and true 5600 valve. These valve have an outstanding 5 year warranty and have been tested to run continuously up to 27 years! In addition, the SXT controller offers some great features, including a backlit LCD display, touchpad controls, 48 hour internal power backup, and a user friendly interface.

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Saturday, November 5, 2011

Aquasana AQ-4100 Deluxe Shower Water Filter System with Adjustable Showerhead

!±8± Aquasana AQ-4100 Deluxe Shower Water Filter System with Adjustable Showerhead

Brand : Aquasana | Rate : | Price : $67.99
Post Date : Nov 05, 2011 07:21:06 | Usually ships in 24 hours


  • Voted "Product of the Year" by Cosmetology Today Magazine
  • Comes complete with a deluxe adjustable massage-showerhead
  • Replaceable water filter cartridge lasts 10,000 gallons, about 6 months
  • Unique 2-Stage shower water filter uses Coconut Shell Carbon & KDF-55D media to enhance your shower experience

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Friday, October 14, 2011

Do You Know The Difference Between A Water Filter And A Water Softener?

!±8± Do You Know The Difference Between A Water Filter And A Water Softener?

Several years ago I moved into a new home located in a rural area that was not supplied by the nearest municipal water system. My source of fresh water was a drilled well. The water is of very good quality but is very hard water. I really did not fully understand the term "hard water" for several years but I have finally come to grips with issues related to hard water.

I have been using a water conditioning system produced by Culligan since I moved into my home. I thought it was a water softener. Everyone called it a water softener and that is what I called it. I got a little discouraged with the system performance and began considering a change. The Culligan system required the addition of peroxide to operate correctly and I was using nearly 10 gallons per month. My water was still showing some iron and system pressure was falling considerably.

I began researching water softeners. To my surprise I was not operating a water softener. It was merely a deluxe "water filter". The water was passing through a media bed that filtered the water but it did not soften it. I realized at that point that two completely distinct processes were involved in proper water conditioning.

For optimum water quality the water should be filtered and then it should be "softened". I found that the softening process removed dissolved minerals that a filter allowed to pass through. That accounted for the mineral build-up on my appliances such as electric tea kettle and porcelain fixtures etc. Even system iron is present in different forms. Some iron is actually dissolved in the water and passes through a filter. It will however solidify when it is not circulating. It contributes a very large build-up inside hot water heaters.

I decided on a simple but high quality cartridge filter and a water softener that required salt pellets for constant optimum softening. The salt used by the softener does not actually enter your water supply. I found that it's only purpose was to flush out a special media bed that has special physical qualities that attract the minerals like a magnet. Many people are under the misguided belief that salt goes into your useable water - not so.

The media bed requires flushing at regular intervals to continue working at peak performance. The system will shut down at predetermined times and close itself off from your water supply. It then takes the salted water into the media bed. This will cause the accumulated minerals to release from the media. It is all flushed into your waste water system by a separate plumbing connection. Once this cleaning cycle completes, the system re-opens and sends fresh, conditioned water to your water supply again.

This is the point where I discovered "soft water". I was amazed. After I installed my new filter and conditioner it took about 2 days to fully displace all previous water from the water heater and storage system. Now when I take a bath the difference is absolutely amazing. After several years of "hard water", the water now truly felt soft and slippery. This is soft water. Soap lathers so much better and laundry detergent can be reduced considerably yet with better results.

This was my education regarding water softening and water filtering. There is considerable difference between the two processes. I hope this will help someone still lucky enough to be using fresh underground water.


Do You Know The Difference Between A Water Filter And A Water Softener?

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