by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
MYTH: Softened water is bad for my blood pressure. The fact is that softened water contains more sodium (a component of salt) than hard water. But do read on! Sodium is used to soften tap water. After all, sodium is a component of salt...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
What is the difference between our water softeners and magnetic water softeners? To answer the question straight away, ours actually work. Read below to find out why resin-based water softeners work and magnetic water softeners do not. Genuine water softeners work on the principle of...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Blog
Consequences of limescale Hard water contains a relatively high proportion of calcium. It is absolutely harmless to humans, but it can damage your water pipes and appliances. Despite the fact that water companies tend to downplay the consequences of limescale, this can cost you a lot each year...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Can soft water help reduce my skin problems? The calcium particles in hard water are one of the reasons why the skin becomes dry. A water softener removes these calcium particles from the water, making the softened water much gentler on the skin. Many people find that...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Uncategorised
FACT: A Mooiwater water softener causes (almost) no pressure drop in the pipework. ‘Mooiwater’ water softeners are known for causing virtually no pressure drop. In every water softener (whether powered or unpowered), the water is passed through the resin. As a result...
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