Culligan soft water and humidifiers

Culligan soft water provides for easier maintenance of a humidifier. When hard water is evaporated">

 

Culligan soft water and humidifiers

Culligan soft water provides for easier maintenance of a humidifier. When hard water is evaporated">

 

Culligan soft water and humidifiers

Culligan soft water provides for easier maintenance of a humidifier. When hard water is evaporated">

 

Culligan soft water and humidifiers

Culligan soft water provides for easier maintenance of a humidifier. When hard water is evaporated, the mineral residue consists of a hard scale which normally requires some drastic treatment for its removal. When soft water is used, the residue is commonly called soft and can usually be removed by flushing the unit with water or going over the surface with a brush.

Remember, softening water does not reduce the total amount of minerals present; ion exchange softening exchanges the calcium and magnesium hardness causing minerals with sodium minerals. The most common humidifier in homes has an open pan, a small tube connected to a water source, and float valve. When water evaporates, the float valve opens to permit make-up water to flow into the pan. Eventually this type of unit fills with minerals deposited by the water.

Many humidifiers today automatically accomplish periodic flushing with, fresh, soft water to keep the mineral build-up down and the humidifier functioning properly.

In homes, a few grains of minerals per gallon of water may be acceptable, but higher concentrations may lead to build-up of fine dust in the home. The severity of the problem depends upon the amount of water evaporated. In industries this problem may be much more severe. Therefore the best water for such humidifiers is water which is free of all dissolved minerals, such as demineralized water or reverse osmosis water.

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