Posts tagged 'Water Softener'

For over 55 years, Monarch Water have been enhancing and enriching the wellbeing of its customers, through protection against hardwater and delivering the many benefits that soft water brings into homes.

Monarch offer a comprehensive range of wellbeing water products that provide the ultimate in purified, filtered and instant boiling water drinking systems. Their range of products not only provides some of the best and healthiest drinking water available in your home but can also help improve efficiency and eliminate single-use plastics.

The New BWT WS Water Softener range suits all needs New from BWT is the WS generation of domestic water softeners.

The range comprises five models, ranging from 10-25 litres, to ensure that there is a softener available to suit the requirements of 1 different households and applications.

How to Install a Water Softener? A General Guide to a typical Water Softener Installation

As one of the largest online stockist of Water Treatment solutions and in particular Water Softeners from the brand leaders including Monarch Water, Tapworks and BWT softeners we felt it our duty to give you some guidance of the typical installations of water softener.

The installation of a water softener is relatively easy, but it is recommended that this work is undertaken by a plumber or an experienced DIY handyman. Where possible the water softener should be sited close to the rising main, allowing for any required hard water draw off points, i.e. drinking tap and outside tap.

Water Softeners under the spotlight – Take a soft approach to fight hard water

Approximately 60% of the UK homes and businesses are based in areas with hard water – where the mains water contains at least 500ppm of minerals such as calcium and magnesium. While 500ppm is the level at which water is classified as hard. Much of the UK.s water supply contains levels far higher than this. Tatbury in Staffordshire has measured at 715ppm, Kingston near Milton Keynes has water at 600ppm and Middlesborough and Leamington spa both have mains water at 543ppm.