Water Softeners and Conditioners
Water Softeners
and Conditioners
Hard water may not harm your health, but it can be tough on your skin, hair, plumbing, and, ultimately, the wallet. It also has a distinct taste and smell that can make it hard (no pun intended) to drink.
Water softeners and conditioners offer a convenient solution to improve your home’s water quality, along with its taste and smell.
SEDNA Offers the Finest Quality Water Softeners and Water Conditioners across California
Dedicated to providing clean, safe, and highest quality water to the residents of California, we offer a range of advanced water softeners and conditioners that guarantee optimal performance, along with convenience.
Key Features of Our Hard Water Treatment Systems
Our smart water softeners and conditioners stand out from the standard hard water treatment systems and appliances in several ways. Some of their key characteristics include:
- Slick, space-saving designs
- Digital, detachable bypass valves
- 1-inch or industry-size inlet and outlet yoke
- Hydraulic meters allow easier maintenance
Our Smart Digital Valve Series Water Softeners and Conditioners can be attached to your home’s plumbing without any modifications.
What More Do You Want?
Contact us today for expert evaluation and advice for the best hard water treatment system for your home and professional installation services.
Water Softener vs. Water Conditioner – Similarities and Differences
The terms ‘water softener’ and ‘water conditioner’ are often used interchangeably. However, they are two different appliances with some similarities that make many confuse them as one and the same thing.
Let’s take a quick look at the key similarities and differences between these water treatment systems to develop a better understanding:
Water Softener and Water Conditioner – The Similarity
There is only one thing common in a water softener and water conditioner, i.e., they are both used to treat hard water.
Apart from this, the two water treatment systems have no other similarities.
Water Softener and Water Conditioner –The Difference
What sets water softeners apart from water conditioners is how the two systems treat water hardness.
A water softener removes the hardness-causing minerals from the water through a process called ion exchange. This involves removing minerals in exchange for salt.
A water conditioner, on the other hand, doesn’t remove the hardness-causing minerals. Instead, it changes the way they behave and thus, altering the hardness level of the water. Water treated through a conditioning system still contains all the minerals, but they do not cause limescale buildup or any other characteristic hard water problem.
Some water conditioners may also remove certain biological contaminants – bacteria, viruses, and parasites. However, it is not equivalent to or does the same work as a water filter. Water conditioners are also salt-free water treatment devices. They do not add salt to your water supply.
Do You Need a Water Softener or Conditioner in California?
You certainly do!
In case you didn’t already know, water supplied across California is categorized as ‘hard’ to ‘very hard,’ with an average hardness level of 100-300 PPM. So, you need a softener or conditioner to treat the hardness of the water supplied to your home.
Can’t choose? Get in touch with us for professional help in choosing the best hard water treatment system for your home as per your needs and budget.
