Having a water softener installed in your home makes most homeowners feel good about the quality of their drinking water. However, depending on your homes water a softener may not be enough to remove the contaminants that are still in the water that you drink, use to wash food, cook with, and more. A reverse osmosis system can eliminate the contaminants from your softened water including a solid percentage of the sodium left in the water after the softening process.
There are a number of reason that a water softener and reverse osmosis system work well together. A water softener protects a reverse osmosis unit. A reverse osmosis system is not as efficient at removing or reducing calcium and magnesium, the contents of hard water, as a water softening unit. Installing a water softener in combination with a RO system reduces the hardness level in the water acting as a protective level for the reverse osmosis unit keeping it from layer containments within the system and in turn extending the life of the system.
Another reason the two systems work well together is because they improve the quality of the families drinking water. Many people that install a whole house water softener also desire the installation of an under the sink reverse osmosis system in the kitchen. This type of system can be installed to service the kitchen tap, the refrigerator lines, or both.
A reverse osmosis unit takes your water softener to the next level helping to make sure the quality of your drinking water better. A water softener and reverse osmosis system work together. The softener gives you soft water throughout the house by eliminating minerals in the hard water while a RO unit increases the purity of the drinking water by removing impurities.
Once a water softener has been installed homeowners will notice a savings in energy expenses, increased appliance lifecycle, and a decrease in the usage of soaps and detergents. In fact, a water softener quickly pays for itself quickly. Reverse Osmosis owners find the same to be true as well. Once a RO unit has been installed the need for bottled water is non-existent. A water softener and a reverse osmosis system work together to reduce expenses and provide high quality drinking water.
If you already have a water softener installed call a water professional to help you choose the best reverse osmosis system to install. You want the RO unit to work in conjunction with one another and not compromise or interfere with the water softener. A little research will tell you what type of warranty the system has as well as the how filter maintenance exists.
Having a whole house water softener installed in conjunction with a reverse osmosis system allows you to give your family high quality drinking water. RO systems remove impurities that are still found in tap water after it has been run through a water softener.
At Reynolds Water Conditioning Company, we are here to help make sure our clients don’t buy water treatment systems that they don’t need. We are here to make sure you find a water softening system that gives you the results you are looking for, whether it is to remove iron or odor from you water; we have a solution that will help! For more information contact our experts at 800.572.9575 or at our website https://reynoldswater.com.