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water softeners treat the water by removing hardness using resin. The resin replaces the hardness in the water with salt which is regenerated periodically. The softened water can then pass through an RO system to remove the salt without the risk of scaling.

Hard water is a problem that millions of households across the country face. Hard water is water that has high mineral content. Even though there is no serious health implications associated with hard water, the effect on your plumbing fixtures can be felt over a period of time. Due to the minerals present in hard water, the sides of pipelines are clogged. Over a period of time, deposits build-up preventing water to flow like it should, pipes becomes too small to allow the smooth passage of water. Once the holes become smaller, the pressure in pipes increases so much that there is a high risk of the lines deteriorating or bursting. So, if you are a homeowner and want to protect your pipelines, it is a good idea to install a water softener or water quality device. Softened water still contains all the natural minerals that we need. It is only deprived of its calcium and magnesium contents, since some sodium is added during the softening process.

Industrial water softeners remove excess minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, to a specified and monitored level to continue the industrial process