Apr
30
Water Treatment Equipment Installation
April 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment
It is still common practice for a water treatment company to analyze a potential customer’s water, suggest a solution to the problem, demonstrate the equipment, install it and finally follow up and make adjustments to the water treatment device(s) as needed. This method of distributing and selling water treatment equipment can be expensive though. Advertising […]
Apr
26
Know What Is In Your Water
April 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment
This cannot be stressed enough. You must have a water test done or even performed yourself before you can ask us what type of system will solve your water’s problems. Without this information just knowing that the water smells and leaves stains does not give us enough information to make any type of recommendations.
That is […]
Apr
24
A Quick Word About Silicone Grease
April 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Silicone grease is the preferred water tight lubricant for all rubber and vinyl o-rings used on and in water treatment equipment. Whether you’re changing a filter cartridge or attaching a control valve to a media tank, the o-rings are much more apt to perform better with some type of lubricant. Also, the manufacturers of water […]
Apr
20
Riser / Distributor Tube Diameter
April 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment
This does not come up that often but it did today so I thought I’d write a quick note about it. When you order a control valve from us at our water softener parts page, they all come configured with a 1.05-inch diameter distributor hole in the bottom (with the exception of the Fleck 7000). […]
Apr
19
Some Assembly Required
April 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Lately, our most frequently asked question, or rather statement, is that our water treatment systems such as softeners, conditioners and automatic filters arrive with empty tanks. This is true for some very obvious and good reasons least of which is the fact that very few UPS delivery drivers can, or want to, lift a 150 […]
Apr
17
The WellPro Dry Pellet Chlorinator
April 17, 2007 | 2 Comments
If your water comes from a municipality or community well, by law it has chlorine added to it. If you own a private well, it is not necessary to chlorinate your water, but treating your private well water with chlorine can solve numerous problems.
First of all it should be noted that chlorine by itself and […]
Apr
16
Clack WS1 Systems
April 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment
WaterValue.com is now selling and providing support for the Clack WS1 high flow rate water softener systems. Currently we have the 24,000 grain size up to the 64,000 grain size, however these control valves are capable of much larger capacities which we should have available later this week.
The Clack WS1 has numerous features which you […]
Apr
12
Multiple Systems
April 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment
There were a lot of phone calls today and most of them were from people with some great questions, but there is not enough time to deal with all of them today. The subject that came up today did not originate with a phone call; it was an online order.
We’ve run into this matter before. […]
Apr
12
The New Water Weekly
April 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Welcome to the first issue of the new Water Weekly by WaterValue.com.
Since 2003, we have been publishing a weekly newsletter on the web site that was compiled from questions phoned in by customers and prospective customers. We would take the most often asked questions and popular issues and write answers and advice based on our […]