Water Treatment

Insulation of water sulfur will remove magnesium and calcium carbonate, which is basically what makes up hard water. It's all the chalky stuff you see everywhere, there are smart alternatives. If you don't like the maintenance of a water softener, you don't like to have to add salt. They have some other technologies that are they've really gotten good over the last few years that basically work on radio frequencies, that just manipulate the molecular structure. Change their chain, yeah, change their basically, they change the molecular structure so it doesn't adhere to anything. It doesn't remove it, but it doesn't stick to anything. Is it like ionized do they ionize it? I don't know exactly how they I mean, it's basically just radio frequencies. They wrap this wire. It shoots a signal through their radio frequencies, and it changes it from cleaning to everything to just washing it right now they have technology now that will actually remove any existing build up, like a water softener will keep any from keeping it from it'll remove it and get them going through. But it's not going to do anything to remove build up that's already in your 30 year old house. And, yeah, if you ever cut, cut into a waterline on a on a house that's 20 years old or 40 years old, that one inch diameter pipe now is about the size of your pinky because it's got, it's caked with that much, that much hard water around.

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Well, something like a like a float tech device, I have one. I have a water softener in my house. I have a whole house carbon filter. We can take a water sample and send it to the lab, and they can custom build water treatment for your particular water chemistry. So if you've got heavy metals in your water, or you've got a hydrogen sulfate coming out of your well, they'll add components to mitigate the effects of those particular minerals.

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Tell me about the size and the shape, and when you install it, where it goes and, like, what does it look like?

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It looks like a small water heater. It looks like it says that, that that CO2 can back there, gets the wall that they get for carbonation. So the water cylinder, the ones we use are the tall, skinny cylinders that look like that's full of media. And then on the side there's a salt tank called a brine tank, so basically runs through there. But also have a whole house filter, whole house carbon filter, water before it goes into before it goes into the software, it goes into a whole house carbon filter, which filters all the heavy metals, all the chlorine they put into your water to kill any bacteria or impurities that they want to disinfect, basically. So it runs through that, and then it comes out of that. It goes from a water softener, and then that removes the, basically the calcium and magnesium carbonate. So out of that, then I go into a sediment filter, which removes any small, five micron filter that removes anything that, you know, any impurities other than basically any any particulate, any particles that are larger than five microns get filtered out. Then I go out of that. I go into a UV light, and I don't kill any bacteria, any cytosporidium, any any impurities that they say you need to boil your water for. I get I run it through a UV filter that catches all that. That is a treat. Yeah. So it looks kind of like a lab with my garage, where you run through all that equipment, and I go out of that, and it gives me filter perfect water. And then I've got reverse osmosis just for my drinking.

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The quality of water makes a huge difference in your plumbing. I mean, treat your plumbing, treat the water, and you'll have less issues. If you got good quality water and your stuff's not that old, your water pressure is good. You're not going to have organic plumbing issues. We have far fewer. It’s most people's largest investment. Why wouldn't you want to prevent that? Who likes living in a hotel? You know why the construction companies repairing a busted water line? Because you didn't fix the 90 pounds of pressure you had coming into your house.