It is a well known fact that life cannot be sustained without water. It is also widely accepted that water is a universal solvent. Food crops cannot grow without water. Water is used for both heating and cooling. Water based liquids are involved in almost all engine technologies that sustain current standards of living. Wars have been fought over water issues and in fact are the subject of a current California political battle over how to deliver water to more arid regions of the State. Development can’t take place without water to support the infrastructure. Does a community need the same quality of water for each application? Water agencies do a very fine job of supplying a safe source of general application water. The problem however lies in the different qualities of water required for specific uses. For example, routine landscape irrigation does not require a water that is low in dissolved salts. But, specialty crops and lawns require a water that is either naturally or treated to not negatively impact specific crops and some landscaping. The same is true for routine domestic household uses of water.
Water that is high in hardness minerals, calcium and magnesium, can be perfectly harmless for outside the house uses but will leave harmful hard water scale problems behind in water using appliances. Some of the left behind hard water scale will be visible, for example spotting on glassware as well as granite counters, fixtures, glass shower doors and enclosures. What isn’t always visible is the same hard water scale build up in water heaters and other water using appliances. Traditionally, these hard water scale problems have been effectively dealt with through the softened water benefits of an automatic water softener. The ban and removal ordinances in place throughout the Santa Clarita Valley have left residents with limited choices in dealing with the ongoing problem.
Choices left to residents of the Santa Clarita Valley include soft water exchange tanks which provide a limited amount of softened water and are expensive. They are not available for purchase, rather they are available at a monthly rate which is open to continual increases. Or, there are a number of modalities of treatment available which claim scale reduction and other alternative treatments to improve for consumption purposes the water provided by the water agencies.
Only EcoPur from DuPure International provides a solution that is independently certified to reduce harmful hard water scale and inhibit its continued growth.
Give us a call at 877-534-5837 or visit us on the web at www.dupureinternational.com to see how we can partner with you in protecting your investment and be assured of bottled spring water quality through your home today.