Culligan water softener:

First of all, what is hard water? When analyzing drinking water, certain minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, may be present in excessive quantities. This forms calcareous water, commonly known as hard water.

While the latter is not in itself dangerous to drink, it does have several disadvantages, including those mentioned above. The first signs are often dermatological: skin and hair dry out, and no product seems to help.

Similarly, you always seem to need more fabric softener for the washing machine, yet your clothes and towels remain rough. Limescale also deposits on glassware and taps, for example.

If you recognize these signs, chances are it’s hard water that’s doing you harm! How can you be sure? The ideal solution is the one offered by Culligan: a free water analysis in Quebec. The Quebec-based company’s professionals can pinpoint the source of any problem with your water, whether it’s mineral concentration or some other imbalance.

Hard water doesn’t seem like a major problem to you? While inconveniences such as limescale marks or even dry skin may seem benign to you, limescale causes many other problems.

Limescale deposits also form in your pipes. This means that your household appliances have to expend more energy to do their job, and damage themselves more quickly… which shortens their lifespan!

Problem number two: too many positive ions in the water interfere with the work of your soap or detergent. As a result, you’re constantly having to put on more. Of course, this is not good for your wallet. Worse still, additional products are dumped into the environment, harming the environment in the process.

• Reduces soap residue on skin and clothing.
• Helps make hair shinier, skin cleaner and clothes brighter.
• Makes house cleaning easier and less expensive.
• Reduces scaling and the use of expensive detergents.
• Improves water flow and reduces limescale deposits in your pipes.
• Reduces heating costs.
• Reduces scaling in plumbing and water-using appliances.
• Reduces salt use.

The Culligan softener has been certified as the world’s most efficient softener when configured in Upflow mode and using Aquasensor®.