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Updated: February 24, 2023 May 23, 2016
Hard water can leave its mark on your home in more ways than one – whether its soap scum lining the tub, underperforming appliances hiking up your utility bills, or white scale and lime buildup forming on plumbing fixtures. A water softening system can break down those hard water problems and improve your water quality, reduce impurities, and more.
But before installing a softening system in your home, there are some important factors to consider – one of which is, of course, where do you put it?
Where does it go?
If you’re replacing an old water softener, it makes the most sense to put the new system in the same place. But if you’re moving to a new home or purchasing your very first water softener, you may have a few location options.
A few tips you’ll want to keep in mind when determining the right location for your water softener:
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