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FAQs
What is a sediment filter and do I need one?
A water filtrations system’s sediment filter is designed to capture particles like sand, silt, rust, and debris before they reach your plumbing and appliances. It...
Why is my softener running out of soft water?
Common causes include low salt, salt bridging, incorrect programming, or a problem with resin or valves. Sometimes increased water use or a change in hardness...
What type of salt should I use in my softener?
The best salt depends on your system, water conditions, and how sensitive you are to residue in the brine tank. Higher-purity salts can reduce cleanup...
How often should my water treatment system be serviced?
Most homes benefit from an annual service visit to confirm settings, inspect components, and replace filters or media as needed. Regular service helps prevent gradual...
What happens if our water softener fails during peak hours?
Peak-hour failures can cause spotting, scale, and operational disruption, especially in foodservice and hospitality. Redundancy options and proactive maintenance reduce the risk of an outage....
Can water softening reduce boiler scale and energy costs?
Yes, scale reduces heat transfer, forcing boilers and heaters to work harder and waste energy. Softening helps prevent new scale formation and reduces the frequency...
How much does a home reverse osmosis system cost to maintain?
Maintenance cost depends on how often filters and membranes need replacement, which is driven by water conditions and usage. Homes with high sediment or hardness...
Why does my reverse osmosis system make noise or gurgle?
Some gurgling is normal while the system refills the tank and water moves through the drain line. Persistent or loud noises can indicate a drain...
What should I do if I see sediment after plumbing work?
It’s common to see temporary sediment after plumbing repairs or utility work because debris can be dislodged. If sediment continues beyond a short period, a...
Why does my filter clog quickly?
Fast clogging often indicates high sediment load, disturbed plumbing debris, seasonal changes, or an undersized filter. It can also happen when a filter is doing...