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Soft Water for your 'Bird
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03-15-2014, 02:26
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Soft Water for your 'Bird
If this system lives up to its great reviews; it would be ideal to install and use in our coaches. Filter lasts 6 months (maybe longer in a bus?)and costs $50. Anyone have experience with this product?
http://www.nuvoh2o.com/nuvo-systems/nuvo...stem.html\ Chuck & Tela Millsap 2003 Prevost Marathon XLII 2000 LXi #2 S/S (Sold) 2004 M380 D/S (Sold) 2000 LXi #1 N/S (Sold |
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03-15-2014, 08:15
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RE: Soft Water for your 'Bird
pay in full for $474?
Ernie Ekberg Prevost Liberty Classic XL Weatherford, Tx http://www.ernieekbergflooring.net |
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03-15-2014, 11:45
(This post was last modified: 03-15-2014 11:54 by dentmac.)
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RE: Soft Water for your 'Bird
I seem to remember reading about this before:
Not very good: ReadNuvo reviews Some better Amazon reviews I think--- look elsewhere! Ross Looking for softeners: Here are 2: http://www.amazon.com/Watts-RV-PRO-1000-...uctDetails http://www.amazon.com/SoftSpot-Portable-...er+softner I'd like to find someone with one first. I've seen them, just haven't stopped by---yet--- easy to see as they sit outside. Ross MacKillop Wiarton Ontario 2006 450 Lxi |
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06-09-2026, 00:09
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RE: Soft Water for your 'Bird
Worth separating two things here: salt-based portable softeners (like the Watts RV-PRO) genuinely reduce hardness, while citric acid systems like NuvoH2O condition the water without actually softening it. If you want to avoid hauling salt bags, a quality Salt Free Water Softener using template-assisted crystallization is a closer middle ground than the NuvoH2O approach. Not the same as salt-based, but a real step up from citric acid.
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