Frequently Asked Questions about Water Treatment

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Three types of water, hard water testing, stains in the sink and tub, water smells like rotten eggs and is water testing necessary?

TJ Riley, owner of Iowa Soft Water has served the community for over 40 years, bringing quality water conditioning products and a high level of customer service to area residents and business owners.

There are a number of questions people often ask and TJ Riley is happy to answer them. When asked if all water is basically the same, he explains, “There are three types of water; service grade, working grade and drinking water. Working grade water requires treatment because it runs through plumbing and is used by appliances and fixtures.”

When asked how to tell if water is hard, Ryley answers, “Indicators of hard water include soap scum rings in sinks and tub, soap deposits on dishes and fabrics and scale buildup on plumbing fixtures. A water softener would eliminate these problems”

According to Riley, water hardness is determined by the concentration of calcium and magnesium in water. High levels of manganese are the cause of orange, brown or black stains in the dishwasher or clothes washer. High levels can stain clothes and using bleach only makes it worse.

Iowa Soft Water is a local, family owned business with strong ties in the community. They are known for providing unprecedented customer service, well after system installation, with a full range of maintenance support.

Iowa Soft Water is the only Central Hellenbrand dealer in the area. They also offer a variety of water treatment products that are customized to the individual needs of their customers. TJ Riley has attended numerous industry conferences on water purification and is well respected for his knowledge. Visit http://www.watersoftenerdesmoinesia.com/ to learn more.

TJ Riley
Iowa Soft Water
1383 NE 88th St
Altoona, IA 50009
Tel 515-224-2129
Email [email protected]

This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC

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