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Offline TRI -STATE FLOOR SERVICE

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Water softner water
« on: December 16, 2011, 02:42:23 PM »
LOOKING TO SEE IF MAKES ANY DIFFERENCE IN CHEMISTRY.WHAT I WAS TOLD WHEN THESE PRODUCTS ARE TEST IN LAB.WATER IS REVERSE OSMOSIS OR DISTILLED WATER   LOOKING SEE IF THEIR ANY BELIEF .JUST LOOKING FOR INPUT  USE LESS CHEMICAL  WITH SOFTER WATER ETC
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Offline Mike M

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Re: Water softner water
« Reply #1 on: December 16, 2011, 05:35:59 PM »
In theory soft water would allow you to use less chemical. I've had a water softener here for about 10 years. The reason we got it in the beginning was to remove some iron and other contaminants from our water. The side effect is that you can use less detergent when cleaning. I wouldn't say it was a lot less though?

Many carpet cleaning chems have water softeners built in.

Also depends on your local water. It varies greatly across the US. It might be helpful to get a water analysis to see what your current water condition is.
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Offline TRI -STATE FLOOR SERVICE

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Re: Water softner water
« Reply #2 on: December 16, 2011, 10:24:17 PM »
JUST SPOKE TO  A GUY FROM CHEMICAL COMPANY AND DID SAY THEY DON'T USE REGULAR WATER IN LABS .THERE  IS COMPOUND IN IT THAT ATTACKS HARD WATER BUT ALSO SLOWS CLEANING.THIS GOOD THINK KEEP MIND.I USE TO STAIN CONCRETE AND DYE FROM CO. SAID TO USE DISTILLED OR REVERSE OSMOSIS  FOR IT TO WORK .WATER CHANGES FROM MANY AREAS BETTER BE SAFE ,BRING WATER .
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