Water Softener Efficiencies Explained
Water Softener Efficiencies and Unit Capacity - Setting the Record Straight!
DIY Installation, Service Instructions and More
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Downflow vs Upflow Brining Explained
Read nowAn ion exchange softener can be regenerated by either downflow or upflow brining. In downflow brining, the brine flows through the softener from top to bottom, in the same direction that the service flow occurs (co-current). In upflow brining, the...
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How to Determine Your Well Flow Rate
The flow rate from your well pump must be measured accurately to insure that the filter will backwash and clean the media properly. Don't make a bad purchase choice by not doing your homework! Know the system backwash rate (shown on each product link) before buying any filter!Read now -
Water Professionals Information
The Clack WS1EE single and twin control valves are now available to Water Improvement companies only.Read now -
Find a Service or Installation Contractor
Read nowFind a Service or Installation Contractor. There are some good Water Conditioning Specialists, Plumbers and Well Pump Contractors out there who sell and service water conditioning products but you will need to find them.
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How to Load Resin or Filter Media
Tape (duct tape, electrical tape, etc.) over the top of the distributor tube inside the tank so that the resin or filter media does not get inside the tube.Read now -
Chlorination System Installation Diagram
The feed pump is to be wired into the pressure switch. Provide a disconnect so that it can be unplugged.Read now -
Installing Your New Water Softener
Instructions for Installing Your New Water Softener. Plan Ahead What You Need Access to the water line serving your entire house.Read now -
RV Softener Instructions
When to Regenerate RV Softener. Check the water inside your RV or at the outlet side of the RV Softener with the soap test supplied.Read now -
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What is a Clear Water Iron?
Clear water iron (ferrous iron) is iron that is dissolved into the water.Read now -
How do you maintain a Reverse Osmosis system?
Change the filters every 12 months (sooner if your chlorine levels are higher than 1 ppm).Read now
