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Recommend me a water softener / installer

3DataModem · 2018-10-01 22:44:37

Looking for advice. There’s a big price difference between units. Looking for something high capacity, that uses salt, controlled automatically.

01-10-2018 10:44pm

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3DataModem

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Looking for advice.

There’s a big price difference between units. Looking for something high capacity, that uses salt, controlled automatically.

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#2 07-10-2018 5:39pm

anheneti

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3DataModem wrote: »

Looking for advice.

There’s a big price difference between units. Looking for something high capacity, that uses salt, controlled automatically.

Where are you located?

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#3 08-10-2018 12:55pm

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+1 also seeking advice on water softner for 4 bed house located in Galway

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#4 25-10-2018 1:29pm

BaronyOfIda

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Why does it have to use salt? Aquabion is a good, tried & trusted alternative that doesn't use salt. You can get them through your local plumbers merchants.

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