Water Softeners
The Benefits of Soft Water
The difference between softened water and hard water can be noticeable throughout your home. A water softener helps reduce hard water minerals that can leave behind scale, spots, and residue on your fixtures, shower doors, and appliances.
Soft water can also help soaps and detergents work more effectively, so you may use less product while getting better results. Your skin and hair can feel cleaner and less dry after bathing, while dishes and glassware can have fewer water spots.
With a Clearwater Systems water softener, you can enjoy the everyday benefits of better-quality water while helping protect your plumbing and appliances from hard water buildup.
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We want you to feel confident that your water treatment system is right for your needs. That’s why we offer a 90-day risk-free guarantee on our products, giving you an opportunity to experience the benefits of softened water in your home.
We want you to be confident that your purchase is going to be the right fit for your needs – so we offer a free 90-day risk-free guarantee on all of our products. Learn more!
Do I Need a Water Softener?
Over 85% of homes in America have hard water. To determine if your home has hard water and if a water softener is the best solution, an accurate water test is critical to making sure your purchase will give you the results you expect without overspending. At Clearwater Systems, we are proud to offer free water testing for hardness, iron, odors, pH, tannins, and TDS (total dissolved solids) as well as any specific drinking water concerns.
Our certified technicians will perform a water test, in order to develop a custom water quality solution to fit your specific needs. For over 75 years, we’ve been industry leaders for affordable and efficient water softener systems. Here are just some of the most popular and effective water softener systems that we offer clients.
How Does a Water Softener System Work?
A water softener is designed to reduce hard water minerals such as calcium and magnesium that can cause scale buildup throughout your home. During the softening process, water passes through resin beads that attract these minerals and replace them with sodium or potassium ions.
The treated water then flows into your home, helping reduce buildup on faucets, shower doors, pipes, and appliances. Over time, the resin becomes saturated and the system regenerates using a salt or brine solution, preparing the resin to treat more water.
Understanding how your water softener works can help you get the most from your system and recognize the benefits of treating hard water in your home.