Green Water Technologies

Green Water Technologies: What Is Water Softening?

Green Water Technologies is a distributor of GE water treatment systems. In the course of meeting customers in South Texas, Green Water Technologies finds that many customers aren’t familiar with the water softening process. Hard water versus soft water, says Green Water Technologies, is unfamiliar terminology to many homeowners.

As Green Water Technologies explains, hard water is simply water in which certain minerals are present. The presence of these minerals can cause a residue on certain household surfaces and can reduce the efficiency of appliances and showerheads, notes Green Water Technologies. In order to reduce this negative impact, Green Water Technologies recommends water treatment to soften the water, which means removing all minerals to produce clearer, cleaner water.

Green Water Technologies Offers GE Pro Elite Water System

The Pro Elite Professional Series Water Treatment System by GE is now available in San Antonio and South Texas. Green Water Technologies and their dedicated professional water treatment specialists are available to offer equipment and expert service to clients.

Q: What is a GE Pro Elite Professional Water System?

Green Water Technologies: It is a unique water treatment method that delivers conditioned, soft water to consumers at an affordable price. With today’s demand for earth-friendly, efficient products, the GE Pro Elite Professional Water System is one of the most advanced systems on the market.

Green Water Technologies on How to Extend Appliance Longevity

A host of good reasons exist to add a water softener such as the Pro Elite Professional Series Water Treatment System to every home. In the following Q&A, a representative of Green Water Technologies discusses a benefit that every homeowner will appreciate.

Q: Most people recognize that soft water is more pleasant to bathe in and it prevents hard water buildup. But you have identified another benefit, right?

Green Water Technologies: Yes. Studies have confirmed that household appliances run much more efficiently on soft water than hard water coming directly from the treatment plant.