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WATER HARDNESS VARIES FROM PLACE TO PLACE, SO WHETHER WATER SOFTENERS ARE RIGHT FOR EACH PROJECT DEPENDS VERY MUCH ON THE LOCATION


bathroom products, and more. When specified, it pays to earmark the space for the softener in the designers’ plans from the start, just like any other feature. Space is usually at a premium, especially in older houses where the purpose of the work is to create more living space. However, there are some softeners which can be fitted internally or externally with the right purpose-built cabinet to protect it from the elements.


there is with a boiler.


Modern mains pressure hot water systems require a water softener with a higher flow rate – especially if there are going to be features like rainfall showers in the bathroom or a boiling tap in the kitchen.


MAKING THE DECISION Water hardness varies from place to place, so whether water softeners are right for each project depends very much on the location. The benefits of softened water extend beyond appliances to skin conditions, savings on cleaning and


For builders or developers, it can keep customers satisfied with your work for years longer, so it’s certainly something to consider.


Ryan Blake is national Dualflo channel manager for Harvey Water Softeners


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