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IMKCMAC

03-22-2004 18:10:21




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Hi fellows,
I need some input from this fantastic knowledge base.We need to purchase a water treatment system before all of our appliances and faucets are shot.Went to a home show and looked at 'em all.Basically all the same except one,they use a seven filter system with uv at the end,it's called Spring House.The only electrical is for tht uv light.No salt or potassium.My question,does anyone have any experience with this unit or one like it?They claim 4 states have outlawed conventional systems because the treated water run off kills friendly bacteria inground.Sure would appreciate hearing from experienced users before i plunk down any money. Thankc guys,

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Charles (in GA)

03-22-2004 19:52:39




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 Re: Off topic in reply to IMKCMAC, 03-22-2004 18:10:21  
Hi, you should try re-titling your post and re-posting it, I think its getting skipped over, but it is ripe for a good long discussion.

The best suggestion I have is to have your water tested so you know what you are up againist. If you are dealing with just one or two things, then you may just want to focus on filters or treatment for just that (such as excess iron) but if you have numerous excesses in the water, than a full blown system would be in order.

A full scale water test, looking for everything is not cheap, but worth it in the end.

Charles

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IMKCMAC

03-22-2004 20:53:48




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 Re: Re: Off topic in reply to Charles (in GA), 03-22-2004 19:52:39  
Charles,
I took your advice and reposted,thanks.



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