by therefore | 26 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Do we already have soft water in the Netherlands? It depends on how you look at it. If you compare it with other countries, there is very little limescale in the water here in the Netherlands. However, that doesn’t mean you won’t experience any problems with limescale in your tap water. In the Netherlands...
by therefore | 26 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Fact: A Mooiwater water softener uses very little salt to clean the resin (regeneration). That’s a good question, of course. Over time, the resin in the water softener becomes saturated and needs to be rinsed. Salt is used for this. Because our water softeners are so...
by therefore | 26 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Myth: Using salt is bad for the environment. A water softener is good for the environment because it significantly reduces the use of detergents, cleaning products and personal care products, and even cuts down on the use of descaling agents...
by therefore | 26 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Myth: I’ve run out of salt, which is bad for my water softener. It can happen occasionally that you run out of salt. Usually, the system will still be able to supply several cubic metres of softened water, but eventually you’ll run out of soft water. You’ll notice this straight away because soft water really...
by therefore | 26 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Fact: Water softening salt is suitable for human consumption We are sometimes asked whether water softening salt is also suitable for human consumption. Our water softening salt is a very pure form of salt, free from any possible impurities, and is therefore perfectly...
by therefore | 26 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Myth: Softened water tastes salty. To soften tap water, the minerals calcium and magnesium are removed from the water and replaced with the mineral sodium. It is only when sodium combines with chlorine that it forms salt (NaCl) and therefore tastes salty....
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