[Wiotte]

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

Your username made me do a double-take. I first read it as xCALLgirl.

Get your mind out of the gutter big Ed !


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[EdFNJ]

Your username made me do a double-take. I first read it as xCALLgirl.

Originally Posted by xcaligirl

Best service, best product, never been happier even having Culligan Soft water system in our CA home! Highly recommend Nova to anyone who wants great tasting water in every room

[jimbo2012]

Well I'm not sure how you arrived that conclusion that those filters are the filters to use but they are not even close to the specs of our filters.

They will not give you the degree of filtration/purification that ours does.

Our filters are several times better at removing contaminates than those.

they are not available on Amazon.

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by jimbo2012

yep he mixed up the loops on the gps,

he'll hook up with U tomorrow.

OK, please have him call first and I'll have a check ready.

[jimbo2012]

yep he mixed up the loops on the gps,

he'll hook up with U tomorrow.

[xcaligirl]

Best service, best product, never been happier even having Culligan Soft water system in our CA home! Highly recommend Nova to anyone who wants great tasting water in every room

[EdFNJ]

No filters to be found. We were home all day so my guess is he either didn't make it or left it at the wrong house.

Originally Posted by jimbo2012

Ed they are on your front porch since about 4PM as promised, Brad left them for you.

We are the same company.

these are not common filters at all, they are specialized for our water here.

Can not be found anywhere for less money.

So please take a look outside

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[jimbo2012]

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[EdFNJ]

Anyone know exactly what type filters are used in these systems?


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[Nova Filtration]

In the State of FL there is tax on the equipment but not the labor.

[Wiotte]

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[Nova Filtration]

Hi, Ed it's only $10, but it once

Thanks for your endorsement.

Bob & Brad

[golfnut]

I've had the three filter system for 11 months and absolutely love it, best investment I've made in a long time, water tastes much better, clothes are whiter/cleaner and tile in shower stays cleaner longer. I do have a question, I'm getting ready to replace the filters and feel I can do it myself, when I pick up the filters how much is the tool I need to do the job?

Thanks, Ed

[Nova Filtration]

Originally Posted by ggnlars

Why do I need to filter the whole house water? Does it smell bad? I am used to softening most, not all of the house water. The softener salt will leave a taste in the water and can impact plants and grass from hose bibs. Even if it does not matter to the plants, a significant amount of you water use is irrigation. Why does it need to be filtered? The same would go for the pool and spa. In this case the clorine system is doing that job.

For drinking water, as you indicated adding the RO system at select locations would be enough. That is usually only one or two locations. The amount of water used for our consumption would be a small portion of the total. Again, why filter all of the water?

Ok I'll and answer herein as best I can, but if you call us we can get into more details. 566.2649

The water here does have a smell yes and bad taste, a softener may work for some needs but it is secondary to a whole house filter.

A softener only softens doesn't filter (the impact on plants is from using salt rather than potassium chloride in it's place {a better option}

the irrigation is a separate water source/supply than your drinking or potable water, look at your lawn there are two black plates on on each property line.

Why filter the water you ask well it is loaded with sediment (a lot of it), it has over 100 chemicals in it which our filter will remove and we have independent lab tests to back that up.

the water will be better than bottled water thru out your home.
drinking
bathing
laundry
brushing your teeth
dishwasher
ice cubes (makes better daiquiris)
Fridge water dispenser
water in the pool is much clearer and the chemicals react better with clean water

All for 575 installed.

You mentioned an RO filter at several locations, that will cost more, and you will not check off anything on above list except drinking.

The correct location for an RO is the kitchen sink.

I've been doing water chemistry over 40 years on marine & tropical fish, I know what it take to get great water

call

[ggnlars]

Why do I need to filter the whole house water? Does it smell bad? I am used to softening most, not all of the house water. The softener salt will leave a taste in the water and can impact plants and grass from hose bibs. Even if it does not matter to the plants, a significant amount of you water use is irrigation. Why does it need to be filtered? The same would go for the pool and spa. In this case the clorine system is doing that job.

For drinking water, as you indicated adding the RO system at select locations would be enough. That is usually only one or two locations. The amount of water used for our consumption would be a small portion of the total. Again, why filter all of the water?