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The Difference Between Water Softener Systems vs. Filtration Systems
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Updated: February 24, 2023 October 4, 2017
Water softener systems are designed to remove minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, that can leave deposits on dishes and plumbing fixtures while water filtration systems are designed to remove contaminants and foul odors found in drinking water.
You may benefit from filtration if you are experiencing:
If you’re experiencing excessive calcium buildup on your appliances, or if you notice an unusual smell or taste coming from your water, reach out to Culligan right away. We can send out one of our experts to test the quality of your water and determine whether a water softener system or a water filtration system is the best solution to your water needs.
Get better water in your home by scheduling an appointment with your local Culligan Water Expert.
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With any of our soft water systems, get more out of your water-using appliances while spending less on energy and detergent.
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There’s never been a better time to enjoy the convenience of scheduled bottled water deliveries from the Culligan® Water Experts
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Culligan’s water filtration systems have improved water quality for thousands of families worldwide.
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