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3 Benefits of a Water Filtration System

2 March 2023

Every home needs a reliable supply of water to ensure you can bathe, drink, and clean household items. However, you may not think about where the water comes from, and you should understand that it may not be completely clean. Installing a water filtration system allows you to control what is in the supply, and below are the benefits these devices offer.



Why Should You Invest in a Water Filtration System?


1. Protect the Pipes


Even though the municipal system treats the supply before sending it to your home, the water can pick up contaminants during its journey. Commonly, the pipes have calcium, magnesium, and other minerals inside them, which will leave a chalky residue inside your plumbing system, known as scale. Over time, this substance will restrict water flow and can even form a blockage that causes pipes to burst. A water softener can remove these minerals from the water before it travels through the home.


2. Ensure Safe Drinking Water


If your water is coming from a well, countless contaminants and bacteria can enter the source and subsequently the home. For example, fertilizer, farm runoff, heavy metals, and inorganic compounds are some contaminants that can cause discomfort and illness after you ingest them. It is a good idea to have the water tested by a certified lab to see if any of these contaminants are in your water supply. Give us a call if you would like a test kit dropped off at your home. 


3. Save Money


With many household appliances requiring water, each one can present potential problems when the supply contains hardness or iron. For example, a washing machine that uses heavy water with a considerable amount of calcium or iron can leave stains on clothes or build up in the machine, requiring you to replace the garments or pay for repairs on the washer. Alternatively, build up causing a pipe to burst could flood part of the house, forcing you to pay for extensive repairs.

 

If you want to purchase a water filtration system, contact McAleer Water Conditioning Inc. of Anamosa, IA. Since 1976, this company has been providing clean-water solutions to residential and commercial clients throughout Jones, Linn, Dubuque, Delaware, and Jackson counties. They carry a variety of water treatment options, which you can learn about on the website. They also provide comprehensive installation services. Call (800) 397-1995 to speak with a team member about your needs.


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