I had some real issues when Freije started to market their Easywater systems about a year ago. People would hear, see or read the claim "No salt." and think that they could get a water softener that did not use salt. Wrong! Easywater conditions the water temporarily through their process, but it does not soften water. There is a difference, but consumers weren't picking up on that message which left it to many plumbers and others to walk customers through this explanation.

 

For those people that know they need the minerals removed from their water, but don't like the slick feeling on their skin after a shower or don't want to mess with hauling bags of salt down to the basement, Easywater may be the answer.

 

From an environmental/conservation standpoint, this system does not use salt and it does not need to regenerate. These two factors can result in saving hundreds or even thousands of gallons of water per year. Additionally, money won't be spent on purchasing salt for a conventional water softener or for medical bills because you threw out your back hauling bags of salt into the basement.

 

 

Veteran's Day is November 11th. Please remember and give thanks to those who have served in the military and to all of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for this great nation of ours.