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@AngelWater I already have a Rainsoft EC5 System for my entire house. Im looking for a whole home system to remove the forever chemicals. I dont want the RO at just the sink and its my understanding that a whole home RO system is very expensive. What do you think about the Flo plus Protect 20bb system for whole home removal of forever chemicals? Also what is your opinion of Rainsoft, and how come you dont mention them in your videos? Also what UV Sterilizer do you recommend?

@@nickbravo2428 the flow plus protect 20 BB will help reduce forever chemicals slightly. The problem is that it reduces water pressure and you have to change the filter regularly. It's a viable option if buying a whole house a RO it's too expensive for you. Some of my videos do address RainSoft butt the product is now made in China and does not carry an SF 44 certification. Regarding UV we are fans of certified LED UV systems. Thanks for watching.

@AngelWater drew for a whole home RO system what do you recommend? What product would you recommed for the UV sterilizer?

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Yes downside is that you have to buy salt for it regularly which is dependent on water quality and how much water you use per day

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Water softeners clean themselves depending on the water usage and when they do they use about 10 pounds of salt

Yes NSF 44 for whole house. And NSF 58 certification for drinking water.

Is nsf / ansi 61 good ?

And what is the difference from NSF certified 44 and NSF certified/ANSI 61

@@user-br4wu9vg9w ANSI 61 states that the material that the filters are made of do not leach into the drinking water. NSF 44 is certified so that the system removes rock and radium from the water

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Barrington IL, and West Palm Beach FL.

Doing my best... Lots of people know nothing about the topic.. Have a great day!

@@AngelWater very polite response…. 1) one of the characteristics of hard water= lots of minerals IN ( suspended in) the water… including calcium…water “softeners “ remove much of the minerals that are suspended in the water. 2) those minerals may settle on to your surfaces ( counter tops, glass and cars when you wash them) . And settle in your plumbing which can eventually clog the plumbing… Softening systems work by……. 3) the tiny “media” in the main housing works ( like a carbon filter might) to be a place for the mineral deposits to settle or stick…. ( be captured) So the mineral deposits never get to your household water supply… But 4) eventually the the media reaches or comes close to reaching its maximum limit of how much mineral deposit it can capture … So 5) the “Regeneration “ occurs… which is a way to use salt or some other chemistry to flush into/through the media to release the collected mineral deposits… which are then rinsed out of the main media and housing and then sent overboard…. ( flushed out)… 6) many water softening systems use electronic controls while others use mechanical timers…. To ( per their controls …to schedule this automatic salt based cleaning flushing process ) clean the media… so that the media can be returned to being and effective trap or filter for the suspended minerals 7) eventually the salt is used up and needs to be replaced. 8) eventually the media becomes less effective and needs to be replaced. 9) if the water source is a well … there might also be more “stuff”.. ( dirt, sand debris) in the water that should be easily filtered out before the water gets to the water softener system…adding other filters of different “ fine-nesses” ( quantified in values of “microns”) might be a good idea… adding “sediment” filters to the water supply BEFORE the water gets to the water softener might be and additional , cheap and easy way to add quality, efficiency and even longer life to the more expensive water softener system. Thank you for your polite response…. My apology to you is that…I am a professional technical instructor… I knew nothing about the topic… so I surfed and surfed and surfed… and I picked up some knowledge… I still likely don’t see the big picture…. Please take my outline above…. You are absolutely welcome to it…. Correct my mis-statements…. Use it… as a frame work I completely release all “rights” to the above… it’s yous… Thx

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I am sorry I can not find them on the NSF.org website. This is the best place to determine if their product removes the stuff you want out of the water..... OUT. We have not seen their products last long or properly sized and designed for homeowners. Great website but many people report to me they feel scammed.

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Yes they all do... It is their patented technology. The recharge is based on your water usage... It is virtually impossible to determine... Have a great day.. Thanks for contacting us..

Thank you so much. It ok to use the res care regularly or once a year ?

Basic installation is included in the price here in North Texas.

If you're in South Florida, I can Take care of you

@@thomasp3807thank you, I live in north Texas area.

@@brandiehowell706I live in north Texas. What is the total costs ?

@@thomasp3807 Thanks 🙏 I live in north Texas.

The problem with a dealer stating the cross link is that you have no proof they in fact used the higher cross linked resin. I prefer to look at resin made in America and it must have NSF44 certification. Thanks for the comment.

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