by therefore | 23 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Is a water softener worth having with district heating? With district heating, there are two options: collective district heating or individual district heating. A water softener is more useful with one than the other. To find out which type...
by therefore | 23 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Fact: The resin used is not a natural product and has a very long service life. The resin used in our water softeners is not a naturally occurring resin and is neither soft nor liquid. The resin used by Mooiwater is a special synthetic resin of the highest...
by therefore | 23 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Does soft water damage copper pipes? A frequently asked question. Does demineralised water damage copper pipes? We would even go so far as to put it the other way round. In fact, demineralised water is good for copper pipes. This has been extensively researched and proven (by TNO. You can...
by therefore | 23 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Fact: Soft water removes existing limescale. A water softener removes limescale from the water, but does it also remove limescale that is already present? This is correct, which is why soft water is sometimes referred to as ‘aggressive water’ in trade journals. That may not sound...
by therefore | 23 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Myth: The hardness of tap water must be at least 5.6 dH. The Drinking Water Decree states that water companies must not reduce the hardness of drinking water to below 5.6odH. However, Vitens, amongst others, supplies tap water with a much lower hardness. For example, in Epe. The water hardness...
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