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Water Treatment for Food Service

Water treatment for food service is extremely important not only for the aesthetics but taste as well.  Drinking water served at the table should taste fresh and clean. Water that is high in minerals or contains chemicals like chlorine and chloramine can have a negative effect on taste and odor. A drinking water filtration system can provide fresh-tasting water to your customers each and every time.

Investing in a water treatment system for food service is a smart and sensible business move. Our reverse osmosis and nanofiltration systems lower the number of tannins, nitrates, sulfates and artificial colors in water. They produce food-grade water for use in restaurant settings.

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Installing a commercial water softener can help impact the aesthetics of your operation. Spots on glass and flatware caused by hard water are unappealing to customers. Hard water can also wreak havoc on water-using appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines. White scale buildup from hard water will deposit in your appliances over time, wearing them out at a much faster rate. Food service industry appliances can be expensive, so allowing untreated hard water scale to build up in them can end up costing you a lot of money over time, as you will have to pay for maintenance and replacement parts more frequently. A water softener will not only help to eliminate hard water deposits, but it will also help to preserve the life of your appliances and dishware.

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Benefits of Water Treatment for Food Service Industry:

Hard water is a nuisance in the food service industry. It creates white scale buildup inside of appliances and causes them to break down faster than normal, resulting in expensive and frequent repairs. It can cause unsightly staining on glassware, silverware, and dishes that customers will find unappetizing. Hard water is very common in many municipalities, but it can be treated with a commercial water softener.

Without the hard scale buildup, dishwashers run more efficiently, and bathroom fixtures will remain free from rust or film caused by hard water. Our commercial filters remove chlorine and arsenic as well as adjust the pH of the water. We have non-backwashing options, twin tank continuous filter options, and cartridge solutions, among others. A commercial water softener can help improve the quality of your water, save you money by extending the life of your appliances, and enhance the customer experience by giving you cleaner dishes and glassware.