Hi, contact me directly at 847-382-7800 and I can try to help you by shipping a product. Ask for Andrew or Trace.

Yes. Give us a call.. I'm sure we can help you out!

That's wild, they didn't drive out. I sell ecowater and drive an hour to every appointment. I wish you were in Albuquerque, lol.

We do ship to Washington with a different American Manufacturer... If you are interested reach out to us.. 847-382-7800. Thank you for the kind words.

Thank you so much for watching. Eco water in southern CA is a great company it is owned by a gentleman named Ryan and i'm sure they will serve you and help you very well!

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Awesome! Thanks bro.

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Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!

Yes.

Yes you can. It is tricky. Making sure you size the equipment correctly for water pressure, volume of water and the quality of water.

Installation is hard to define. Sometimes it takes several feet of copper or poly tubing to install a system. How that’s mounted how that is installed drastically change the price of the installation. Also, if you use a licensed plumber that can drastically change the price. I highly recommend using a licensed plumber because they are touching the drinking water of the home. They have gone through rigorous education and testing to ensure you and your family safety. Overall I see a basic install running around $900. That is just for the water softener. Usually I see $900 for just the reverse osmosis system. As you can imagine a plumber in Arkansas is paid substantial less than one in Chicago or Los Angeles. Please adjust accordingly.

Installation can drastically change the price. That is why a quote is important to get from a dealer.. We can maybe tell you via phone. 847-382-7800. Thanks for watching...

I suggest checking if the products are National Sanitation Foundation Certified: NSF 58 Certified for Drinking water systems, or NSF 44 Certified for water softeners. You can find out it these companies have these certifications by going to nsf.org and typing in the companies name.

WARNING... That is called cross contamination. You can get Krone disease from drinking your tap water. Please get a new system and disconnect that old water softener ASAP. Yes run new drain to sump and have it air gapped. Thank you for watching our videos.

As long as you don't have bacteria in your water, you can use a backwashing AG Filter. My guess is that you have an Iron Bacteria Issue. The way you check for that is by lifting the lid on the back of your toilet, if you see orange slim on the walls of that toilet, its actually Iron bacteria clogging those filters. If you have that you need to chlorinate your well or get a chlorine injection system. An AG Filter will run you about $1800

Been there--go to the 4.5-diameter big blue filters. Use the 20 inch long canisters. Use a set of three filters in line with progressively finer filters. Finally, USE PLEATED FILTERS because they have massively more surface area. Set up right, you should get up to a year, before needing to change the filters. Us Water systems is a good source for pleated filters.

Haug is an OK system. It’s best suited for city water with low hardness. They jampacked the resin tank with filter material which precludes it from having free board. Free board is necessary to release the contaminants that it is captured. I prefer other American manufactured products. Keep in mind to look for NSF 44 certification on a water softener.

Paul, the hardness should not be before it should be close to zero. Can you please go check all your toilets to make sure they’re not leaking or overflowing? There is an overflow tube in the back of every toilet. Make sure that the water is not overflowing and make sure your rubber seals/flapper is not leaking. I am not sure what type of water heater you have but that sounds crazy. It is unlikely that the hardness in the water is ruining those water heaters. There are electric magnesium rods that you can use to replace their standard rod. We love these. These electric rods we use on troubling water cases like yours.

Some, but you need a carbon filter in addition to the resin to get things like chlorine, floride, etc.

Carbon filters do not remove all fluoride, you need reverse osmosis that is NSF 58 certified for that.

Hi, I suggest checking if their products are National Sanitation Foundation Certified: NSF 58 Certified for Drinking water systems, or NSF 44 Certified for water softeners. You can find out it these companies have these certifications by going to nsf.org and typing in the companies name!

I recommend looking on NSF.org to see if Aquatek has any NSF 44 or 58 certifications.. this is what you want to look for as these certifications prove the systems actually take out the toxins in the water.

Yes, we can do a whole home filter video. Thank you so much for the recommendation.

Get the I spring whole house filter setup it’s 3 huge filters and you can get specific filters according to ur water test to help filter those contaminants. They’re also like 20 inches long each one so they last a while .

My mom taught me a great lesson.. If you have nothing good to say dont say anything.. Look at their website and click on the map. You will see that they don't have a factory. They simply take a valve and relabel it. They do get a unique cover that is different than everyone else but that is all it is.. So they are a Sticker Company. Thats ok just admit it. Also, I don't see NSF44 Certification. I dont see a commitment of being made in America... Not Assembled in America. Also they should commit to the type of filter material they are using. Most use Chinese and this drastically limits the life of the system. I love doing a google map search and then clicking on the satellite view. You see right away which companies are real by the fact that its not a huge location and or they have no sign outside their building. Now why do you think they dont have a sign on their building.... SO THEY CANT BE FOUND... Anyway I hope this helps.

@@AngelWater do you believe they have nasa tec and were used on space shuttles? I’ve heard they before and idk if it’s true.

You can check if it is NSF certified by going to NSF.org and typing in the name of the company.. here is a link. It does not seem they are certified. info.nsf.org/Certified/Common/Company.asp?CompanyName=puronics&_gl=1*1wpurx5*_ga*MTA0NjcwMzA3Mi4xNzEwOTYxMDk3*_ga_B3R74P2MZC*MTcxMDk2MTA5Ny4xLjEuMTcxMDk2MTEwMi4wLjAuMA..*_ga_P2KS3C05YD*MTcxMDk2MTA5Ny4xLjEuMTcxMDk2MTEwMi41NS4wLjA.

@@AngelWater im confused. You mentioned rainsoft as part of your top 5 on professional recommended products but using the same link you provided nothing shows up for rainsoft as well. Idk what to make of this

Well thats simple, they must not have any certifications anymore for their products then.. when I looked at their products years ago they did, they must not anymore if its not on NSF.org @@dancevids23

Sorry! I get so passionate, I will work on making it shorter for future videos.

@@AngelWaterADD generation, dont mind these boobs, if anyone is really serious about throwing down cash on a water softener they wouldnt make a comment as foolish as this. Long winded, yes, informative af, hell yes.

Actually Yes there are products made in America!

@AngelWater sorry I was just being sarcastic

Here are a response to all your questions. I hope this helps. I am not Drew with Angel Water, but just responding with my experiences. 1. You never explain WHY softeners made in China are a problem, and why USA made softeners are better. The only differentiator that you explained is the NSF rating, but you never explained why the physical product is better or worse. There are several problems with some, not all, but some Chinese softener/refiners. Chinese standards, quality of materials, and ethics are not the same as the USA. When you have a problem with a Chinese made softener getting parts or service can also be much more difficult, especially as your refiner ages, so you want to make sure you chose a company you can reliably call to get parts and service, replacement filter components for years to come. Just today I was speaking with someone who used to pay $60-$80 dollars for their RO filters, but now with the scarcity they have become with the manufacturer no longer being around, the filters now cost $200 each as they are only made by third parties re-manufacturing the filters. His system was 5 years old. 2. You never explained what the actual differences are between good and bad filter media/resin. It would help to understand the differences to justify the higher price systems. If I actually understood why the different resins matter, and how they are different, that would sway me to a better system. There is a lot of info to go over here, but just like anything else, the long and short of it, is someone always makes it best. Once again, Canada and USA adhere to extremely high standards when manufacturing and curing their resin and filter media's. Then to further that point, USA and Canadian filter medias, the great ones always get their medias tested by the National Sanitation Foundation or NSF and they send dirty water through the resin and media and review what has been removed from a laboratory stand point. Lastly, with professional companies, you always now your getting new resin and media and not some re-used media... sadly, I've seen sticker companies have resin that only lasts 5-7 years. 3. You Never explained how or why big box softeners fail more often, and why sticker or professional units last longer. Is the grade of plastic different? Are the circuit boards encapsulated? Are the tolerances tighter? Its the grade of quality of everything, Big box brands have to really cut corners and downsize their systems to make them very inexpensive. Same with sticker brands. Also you have to look at how long they are going to warranty the system and what that warranty covers. Most never cover the filter media, so if your system comes DOA with bad media, you might have to pay to re-bed your brand new system after just a few months of it working perfectly. 4. You didn’t review controls. Are some easier to use or more robust than others? Do some have Wi-Fi enabled? Yes, some are easier than others, some are also wifi, some work with whole home water shut offs for emergencies. But this varies soooo much. Once you set it up once, really you only check your wifi app to see how much salt is left in the system before you need to add more. I hope this helped!

My apologizes, I am passionate on this subject!

My apologizes! I can truly talk forever on this subject..

😂Loved the response! 😂 We just signed up for EcoWater from Costco. I trully hope this system helps us.