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About Me Salt Free Water Softener

Regular water softeners use salt as a charging and cleaning agent and they will leave a very small amount of salt in your water. A salt free softener is a totally different design, and cost more but you will get a healthy lifestyle..

Sunday, August 17, 2008

How to Rent a Water Softener (Salt Free Water Softener)


Salt free water softener.

Hard water presents problems such as mineral deposits on your kitchen sink and water spots on dishes. You may also see spots in your bathroom sink and shower. Using a water softener will help with these problems. Here's how to rent one.

Instructions :

Step1 (Salt free water softener)

Call places that rent locally and get details. Get two or more quotes and ask for referrals. Make sure to ask how long they've been in business.


Step2 (Salt free water softener)
Ask questions such as type of unit, age of unit, what service they provide, and how long it takes to regenerate. Warranty is another important factor. Make sure that if the unit quits working, the company will replace it.


Step3 (Salt free water softener)
Get an efficient and correct size unit. Size is based on the number of people in the household. Confirm that the unit can handle softening effectively based on the hardness of your water.


Step4 (Salt free water softener)
Look for units that are certified by National Sanitation Foundation or another third party organization. This certification means that the softener has passed testing according to industry standards.


Step5 (Salt free water softener)
Consider alternatives to salt if sodium intake is a concern. These options include electronic or magnetic options. Also, some use highly refined potassium chloride that is different than salt and is actually an essential nutrient for health.


Step6 (Salt free water softener)
Find out details about the rent arrangement. Ask about cancellation policies and any minimum length of term. Also watch for any hidden costs such as installation fees or maintenance fees.


Step7 (Salt free water softener)
Check with your neighbors. Since you live in a hard water area, chances are your neighbors have one and can give you details if they're renting a softener.


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SALT FREE WATER SOFTENER TESTEMONIALS

Last week my neighbor here at Grand Bahama Yacht Club in Freeport, brought with him from the states one of your water filters. He seemed to be real happy with the way his wife was able to clean their boat. When he left last weekend for his home in Florida, he asked if we would like to use it while he was gone. I was a bit skeptical because after all water is only water right???? Wrong!!!!!!!! My shaves were closer!! My wife said her hair was never so soft and the boat…… well it was never easier to clean. The polycarbonate windows and the EZ2CY windows came out without water spots! Incredible for the little work I put into them. Needless to say I got sucked in!!!! My order was placed today with you and I am one happy camper with your product.

Stuart S. SchechterWhite Marsh, VA


Just a quick note to tell you that I have been letting people use my softener at our boat club and so far 4 people have ordered units from you and possibly a 5th. Great Product!

Carl MeyerIllinois

TIPS FOR SALT FREE WATER SOFTENER

If you have health trepidation and you're act of kindness a salt-based water softener, solicit that plumbing in the kitchen used for cooking and drinking be by passed or ask that an under the sink reverse osmosis unit be installed to filter out the salt.