North Carolina County may cease to soften water

CHOWAN COUNTY, NC

North Carolina rules enacted to protect freshwater wildlife may force Chowan County, NC which uses salt to soften its water, to divert the salt-containing discharge from its softening operation.  An official with the county noted that without softening, residents would see a significant increase in some spotting and other hardness problems.

This is from an article posted on the DailyAdvance in late February, 2009 and follows an article from a California community that actually banned water softeners in an effort to protect freshwater and reduce saline content.

 

Add to this the economic climate that exists today and reality is people are looking to reduce their household expenses and water softener rentals may be one to go as it not just the monthly rental, it's the expense of buying the salt that is used in the process --- it all adds up.

 

Homeowners are looking for solutions that can reduce the hard water effect untreated water can have on their appliances while not eliminating the "taste" of the water.  They also want a solution to decrease or eliminate the spotting on their glasses, china, silverware and even dishwasher when the water is untreated.  Plus they want a product that has been tested and proven effective at managing hard water related problems and even view testimonials from consumers who have used and are still using the product. 

Wave introduced HydroCare to address a good many of these problems as the testing and testimonials reflect.