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Why do I need a water softener? Blog

Why do I need a water softener?

A water softener – why? Why get a water softener? More and more people are installing water softeners in their homes. But why, exactly? A water softener is a significant investment, so you’ll want to get something in return. Below, we give you three reasons why you should...
Which water softeners do we have at Mooiwater? Blog

Which water softeners do we have at Mooiwater?

Even our smallest water softeners have a large capacity. We’re often asked about the capacity of our water softeners – after all, we have several different types and sizes, so what’s the story? The key point is that the maximum volume of water...
Removing limescale with cleaning vinegar (and 4 other ways) Blog

Removing limescale with cleaning vinegar (and 4 other ways)

How do you remove limescale? Do you have limescale stains in the shower, on the tap or on your bathroom tiles? It’s a tedious job to remove this build-up. You can descale using cleaning vinegar. And as well as buying a water softener, here are 3 more tips...
What is a water softener and how does it work? Blog

What is a water softener and how does it work?

A water softener ensures that your tap water is completely free of limescale (soft). A water softener is therefore also known as a water demineraliser. Soft water has many benefits. For example, it helps keep your belongings and appliances looking good for longer and ensures that they...
Dishwasher powder for soft water Blog

Dishwasher powder for soft water

One of the major advantages of a water softener is that, as well as keeping your dishwasher free of limescale, you need to use less soap when cleaning and therefore less washing-up liquid too. However, dishwasher tablets only come in one size...
Water softener for new-build properties Blog

Water softener for new-build properties

- What are the tips? When building a new home, there are lots of choices to make. What sort of bathroom would you like? Do you want a kitchen island or not? Do you want the standard doors or would you prefer to choose them yourself? They’re all fun choices, but they can be tricky at times....
Why a water softener is worth it Blog

Why a water softener is worth it

There are many benefits to having a water softener, yet many people wonder whether buying one is actually worthwhile or a waste of money. It all starts with the question: do you have a problem with limescale in your home? For the...
Benefits of a water softener Blog

Benefits of a water softener

Benefits of a water softener: The benefits of limescale-free water at a glance A water softener is a device that removes all limescale from your tap water. This is an excellent investment, as limescale-free water is good for your skin, your home and your wallet. Before you...
Water softener for the shower Blog

Water softener for the shower

A water softener prevents limescale build-up in the shower cubicle, rain shower or bath. If you do not have a water softener, the limescale in your shower can leave behind unsightly deposits and cause other problems as well. Hard water also corrodes pipes and household appliances...
Installing a water softener Blog

Installing a water softener

From purchase to installation. As well as buying the water softener, it will of course need to be installed. We can take care of this for you, but you can also choose to do it yourself. What’s involved...
Water softener for coffee machines Blog

Water softener for coffee machines

A water softener removes calcium from your tap water and prevents limescale build-up in your coffee machine, ensuring it lasts for years to come. In the Netherlands, tap water contains limescale. This limescale is particularly troublesome when it builds up on the heating element of your...
What is hard water? Blog

What is hard water?

Hard water is water that contains a high level of lime (a compound of calcium and magnesium). The more calcium and magnesium the water contains, the ‘harder’ it is. Water hardness is expressed in German degrees (ºD or dH). This means...