Water Softeners

Used to install the salt brine type years ago and they are well worth the money, they will most likely pay for themselves in saved detergent costs etc.

There is the cost of salt pellets, but even then it is so much nicer.

Can't remember the company.

Sears used to sell them as well.

Be sure to check into several types/companies as there are differences. Doing your shopping in your area may help as well as there are some definite differences in the need you might have.

 

I used to live in Spring Branch just north of you out Highway 281. We used magnets on the pipe coming into the water storage tank and it worked well. They sell them where you live.

 

Here is some info on the subject:

http://www.waterfiltercomparisons.net/WaterFilter_Comparison.cfm

http://www.excelwater.com/eng/b2c/our_product_np.php?WL_Session=7f9397316a785b977d9fb10def755143

http://www.gewater.com/library/tp/708_Two-Pass_Combined.jsp

I have well water, so I should do something soon myself.

 

Topic: Water Softeners

I'm so used to seeing topics for debate that I thought this one was on people who don't put enough emphasis on Baptism.

 

Purifying Water Filters?

 

Sounds like Roman Catholicism to me. Holy water and saving baptism.