faucet recommendation for salt water
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The cartridges are plastic with rubber seals...they aren't exactly the most solid things around, but in an area I used to work that was all we'd install because of the water.
The cartridges are plastic with rubber seals...they aren't exactly the most solid things around, but in an area I used to work that was all we'd install because of the water.
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Salt in the water? How much and what water test finds salt in water?
Tell the boss to get a water softener and he won't have to replace the head or the valve.
Tell the boss to get a water softener and he won't have to replace the head or the valve.
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Where in what he said do you see that his boss has a softener? I can't find that in my copy.prashster said:
Salt in the water doesn't mean he has a softener, he could have high chlorides or sodium, both are found in natural waters or salt water intrusion into ground water recovering his well.
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Hey sorry about that Shawn, I should reread things better.
He may have the time set wrong on the softener. He may have a water leak or use during regeneration too. He should check out the softener for proper operation or call for service.
He may have the time set wrong on the softener. He may have a water leak or use during regeneration too. He should check out the softener for proper operation or call for service.
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Also, forgot to add...replacing the cartridges is extremely easy (a caveman could do it).
One clip holds the stem into place, even if it gets crammed with deposits frequently, it's a quick task to replace. philips screwdriver for the trim and a pair of channel locks for the clip.
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