by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
FACT: Electricity and water go hand in hand. Our water softeners are connected to the mains electricity supply so that various settings can be adjusted and monitored, such as water consumption, holiday mode, the number of rinse cycles carried out, the amount of water that...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Electric water softeners offer more advantages than non-electric water softeners. Non-electric water softeners, of course, do not use any electricity. The Mooiwater water softener does use electricity, but is extremely energy-efficient. The maximum power consumption of our...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
Is a water softener unhealthy? Is a water softener unhealthy? Good question. During the water softening process, two minerals are always removed from the water. These are calcium and magnesium. Both are very important for humans, so at first glance...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
MYTH: A chlorine-based disinfection module requires less maintenance. The system is cleaned during every regeneration cycle. As this is carried out using a 100% brine solution, the cleaning process is extremely thorough. Bacteria cannot withstand this, so a chlorine treatment...
by therefore | 22 October 2020 | Facts and myths
MYTH: A chlorine-based disinfection module is needed to prevent bacterial growth and Legionella. Under normal conditions, bacteria – including Legionella – will not be able to thrive in your pipes or in your water softener. Only water that has been standing for a long time leads to...
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...
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