My water tastes fine

My water tastes fine. Why would I need a drinking water system? Ordinary tap water can contain dissolved metals, such as iron or lead. It might contain chlorine, nitrates and mineral salts. Or it could have sulfates, mercury, asbestos or arsenic in it. A reverse osmosis water treatment system from EcoWater reduces more than 95% of dissolved solids, including many harmful contaminants. www.alaskaecowater.com

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Pro Tip My remote display

Pro Tip My remote display shows question marks instead of numbers. Make sure the water softener (or refiner) is receiving power. Assuming the softener is getting power, it might be the strength of the signal to the remote. Try moving the remote to different locations in your home. If you continue to have problems, contact your EcoWater Pro. Need more help? Connect with us online www.alaskaecowater.com

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Is the water in my house

Is the water in my house is safe to drink? - We can test your water http://qoo.ly/bzfvq It's not easy. You can rely on your senses to alert you to a few of the more unappetizing things that spill into your drinking glass — like sulfur, with its distinctive rotten-egg smell, or too much chlorine. The Water Quality Association offers an interactive Diagnose Your Drinking Water tool on its Web site, which can help you figure out why your tap water smells like rotten eggs, tastes like salt, or spots your glasses. Advice is also available on how to treat a problem once you've identified it. But some of the most serious — and most common — contaminants, such as bacteria, viruses, lead, and other chemicals, can't be tasted or smelled. The water from most municipal systems in the United States is safe, because any system that serves 25 people or more is required to comply with the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. Your water comes from a municipal system unless you have a private well on your property or live in a rural area where a number of families share a well. The water system must test regularly for potentially harmful contaminants and alert the public if any are above acceptable limits. Read more on: http://www.babycenter.com/0_how-to-tell-if-your-water-is-safe_469.bc?showAll=true

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Is your water softeners,

Is your water softeners, filters, and treatment systems running like it was on install? No? A service call can give new life to your system BEFORE it breaks down. Alaska Ecowater can service ANY system you might have in the softening and cleaning of your home or business water. Please contact us http://qoo.ly/byhtk today.

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How Do You Know Your Syst

How Do You Know Your System Has Failed? So how do you know if it's doing what it's supposed to be doing? Water softener failure can come in a few different forms, some being much more devastating than others. Most of the time when a water softener fails it stops softening the water. When this happens you'll notice that your dishes are cloudy or that it's taking a lot more soap to suds up and get things clean. You also may notice that you're not putting as much salt in the brine tank as often you used to. That's a sure sign things are not right with your water softener system. Need service? Contact EcoWater for ANY make or model www.alaskaecowater.com Servicing Fairbanks-North Pole and Anchorage-Wasilla area. Read full article:http://www.plumbingprofessors.com/water-issues/water-softener-failed/

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