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Whole-Home Filtration guides from the manufacturer
Matching filtration technology to the water problem and designing multi-stage treatment.
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Carbon + Softener in One Tank or Two? How Dealers Choose for City Water
When a one-tank carbon + softener combo fits a city-water job, when to quote two tanks, and how to size, install and service each. A guide for dealers.
Read the guideHow to Find Your Home's Water Flow Rate (GPM Calculator for Dealers)
Estimate a home's peak and sustained GPM by fixture count or bucket test, then map it to 1, 1.5 or 2 cu ft of carbon. Dealer calculator and worked examples inside.
Read the guideCoconut vs. Catalytic Carbon: Key Differences for Water Dealers
Acid-washed coconut carbon or catalytic carbon for city water? What each media does, where it fits, how to size it, and how to pick from the local water report.
Read the guideHow to Choose the Right Carbon Filter Size: 1 vs. 1.5 vs. 2 Cu Ft Explained
Size a carbon filter for city water: 1, 1.5 or 2 cu ft? Match peak flow (GPM) to carbon type with a sizing table, a calculator, worked examples and mistakes to avoid.
Read the guideHow a Whole-Home Water Treatment Sequence Is Designed — and Why the Order Matters
Multi-stage water treatment fails quietly when stages are installed in the wrong order. The sequencing logic professionals use, for city and well water.
Read the guideHow to Size Whole-Home Carbon Filtration for Municipal Water
Carbon systems are sized by flow and contact time, not tank looks. Service flow, peak demand, media volume, chloramine derating and backwash, for dealers.
Read the guideThe Municipal Water Treatment Sequence: Carbon, Softener and Reverse Osmosis in the Right Order
The standard city-water treatment train — carbon, then softener, then point-of-use RO — and the engineering reasons for that order. For dealers.
Read the guideHow Water Treatment Dealers Should Read a Consumer Confidence Report
The annual CCR is the dealer's primary document for municipal water. MCL vs MCLG, contaminant tables, disinfectant type, and what the report leaves out.
Read the guideChlorine vs. Chloramine: A Municipal-Water Treatment Guide for Dealers
Chlorine and chloramine disinfect the same water but behave differently at the filter. Identification, carbon selection, contact time and RO protection.
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