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Originally Posted by idlewild
Thanks! I've heard mixed reviews about NOVA. While they're certainly better than nothing, we also have seen hard water can do to faucet filters which is kind of gross when you're using that water to brush your teeth. So far, only one glowing recommendation for Culligan from our sales agent who said he checks people's ice cubes to tell: most, including with NOVA, are opaque but his, with Culligan, are crystal clear. It's expensive - over $5K - but, he says, well worth it.
These are the hidden fees with TV...and don't get me started on the bond.  |
Your sales agent's comment doesn't make sense. When you read all the threads on water filtration and softeners you will find the Nove three stage system is the best and the water softeners, at least the salt type are all basically the same. The difference is in the build quality and cost. Although Culligan is a premium system, and you are paying for it, many are very over priced.