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Water is very hard - Please help

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    #32
    darkbeatz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 223 ✭✭darkbeatz


    thanks for all the info fellas.

    pocari you seem to know a lot about this stuff Im impressed. Where can I get one of those softners, installed, warrantied with service and backup?

    thanks


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    #33
    Pocari Sweat
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    What area are you in?


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    #34
    darkbeatz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 223 ✭✭darkbeatz


    near baltinglass, a village 5 miles outside it called rathvilly


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    #35
    Pocari Sweat
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    Poss have a new unit for 700 euros, DIY with all bits, instructions, fittings, can supply.


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    #36
    darkbeatz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 223 ✭✭darkbeatz


    I might be interested but cant let you know for about a week. I have a guy who has taken a sample of the water. should have the results next week, ill let you know

    cheers

    ps have you got a link to the unit you have?


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    #37
    dixiefly
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    What about the Meath area? Do you have a specification for this unit?


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    #38
    Pocari Sweat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,106 ✭✭✭Pocari Sweat


    Minicabinet softener, volumetric water metering, historic water usage patterns, proportional brining etc. Size - 22 inch high x 18 inch deep by 12 inch wide. 10 litre resin capacity, 3/4 bag salt cabinet, easily installed, if additional fitting instructions are closely followed, to get it plumbed up in the right place and set up to work efficiently.


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