With H2O Mate (+1-405-691-8800), you can get a custom-fit water softening system to make the water in your home more drinkable – while also improving the lifespan of your appliances!
If you're worried about the hard water in Edmond, then get in touch with H2O Mate to see what options are available for your home.
They can advise you on the different systems and their benefits, and install a whole-house solution that means you can quickly and easily enjoy softer water.
It smells better, tastes better, and won't wreck your appliances!
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It contains high levels of calcium and magnesium, and impacts 85% of households in the US according to estimates from the US Geological Survey. The minerals in hard water can lead to a variety of problems including appliance breakdowns, bad-smelling water, and skin irritation. H2O Mate counters this with its water-softening systems and can advise on the best option for your home.
Salt-based water softeners use a process called ion exchange to substitute sodium ions for calcium and magnesium ions. This effectively removes minerals and leaves the water soft. "The softened water then flows through your home's pipes and appliances, reducing mineral buildup and improving their efficiency," a company spokesperson explains.
Salt-free systems use a process called template-assisted crystallization to convert the hard minerals into harmless nano-crystal particles.
Magnetic water softeners take a different approach and use magnets to change the structure of the minerals to inhibit their bonding.
The company explains that salt-based ion exchange systems are typically considered the most effective water softeners, especially for homes with very hard water. However, they do require regular maintenance and salt additions to recharge the system. Salt-free systems provide a lower maintenance option but may need to be used in conjunction with traditional softeners for maximum effectiveness.
Before installing any water softener, H2O Mate offers comprehensive water testing and analysis. These audits examine your home's water supply to identify the specific minerals, heavy metals, and contaminants contributing to hardness and other issues. The company uses this data to make personalized recommendations for the optimal whole-house or point-of-use water softener system.
A spokesperson states: "It's important to research and compare different systems to find the one that best fits your needs and budget. We can make professional recommendations because there are several types available on the market."
If you want advice on the best way to soften your water, get in touch!
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