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Water Softeners - What are the differences in brands?

 
 
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Reply Sat 24 May, 2008 12:21 pm
I have asked about what you have said, I'm sorry if you see that as anything other than the honest discussion it is. As to the tech, stay tuned and recall he has already stated a few things that do not support your statements.
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Reply Sat 24 May, 2008 12:51 pm
Gary Slusser wrote:
I have asked about what you have said, I'm sorry if you see that as anything other than the honest discussion it is. As to the tech, stay tuned and recall he has already stated a few things that do not support your statements.


I accept your apology and stay tuned as he has already stated a few things that do not support your statements.
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Reply Sat 24 May, 2008 12:54 pm
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Reply Sun 25 May, 2008 10:51 am
justalurker wrote:
...stay tuned as he has already stated a few things that do not support your statements.

Please show us what you are referring to.
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Reply Thu 18 Dec, 2008 08:51 am
<<<Actually I test water softners for a living and there is a huge difference. One is that a more expensive rainsoft system does more than soften. It gets rid of conttaminates lik chlorine and deadly crap. They condition water. I have tested three month old culligans that test only 3 to 4 grains less than the tap. HORRIBLE. With the sears model i will test them out of the box and they are always at least 3 off >>>

Does more than soften? Gets rid of dealy contaminants. (?) Could you explain this more? How does it get rid of chlorine? If you are a water test professioanl, this should be easy to explain.

Thanks,
Andy Christensen, CWS-II


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Reply Thu 18 Dec, 2008 10:26 am
Waterguy wrote:

Actually I test water softners for a living and there is a huge difference. One is that a more expensive rainsoft system does more than soften. It gets rid of conttaminates lik chlorine and deadly crap. They condition water. I have tested three month old culligans that test only 3 to 4 grains less than the tap. HORRIBLE. With the sears model i will test them out of the box and they are always at least 3 off


Yes, please explain just how a rainsoft softner gets rid of conttaminates lik chlorine and deadly crap.
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