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Balbriggan Water Softner

theenergy · 2015-02-23 14:04:47

Hey Any of yee get a water softner installed at home in balbriggan can you recommend any brand / type etc or do you know of anyone who can do same also are you allowed to use the water for a new born?

23-02-2015 2:04pm

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theenergy

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Hey

Any of yee get a water softner installed at home in balbriggan

can you recommend any brand / type etc

or do you know of anyone who can do same

also are you allowed to use the water for a new born?

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#2 23-02-2015 5:48pm

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#3 23-02-2015 5:50pm

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No, if water is salt softened, it is not suitable for a newborn

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#4 26-02-2015 5:07pm

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If you're looking for Limescale treatment without the concerns of high sodium in the water, you might consider Aquabion. Lots of info on the website hwl.ie

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