There is more to the conversation when considering water treatment efficiency than you may think. There are many ways to evaluate efficiency when looking for the most efficient treatment solution. We will explore the top 5 ways to assess the efficiency and benefits of a Culligan water treatment system.

Save on time: Depending on whether you have municipal water or use private well water, you might have assumptions about what is in your water. Choosing a water treatment system without proper water testing can lead to frustration and wasted time and effort investing in the wrong solution for your home. The most critical step when selecting a water filtration system is first testing your water. Testing your water will give you a clear picture of your water quality, providing essential information to choose the right filtration system for your needs.

Another essential detail to explore before purchasing a water treatment system is the size of your plumbing, household water usage, and space available. Water systems are available in different sizes and types, and ensuring your system is compatible with your household needs is pivotal to ensure efficiency and reduce future maintenance. Collecting all the relevant information in advance and seeking the advice of a trained professional knowledgeable about your water will save time and frustration.

Save on detergents: Water in California ranges from hard to very hard. The higher the water hardness level, the less efficient your water becomes. We see this with the amount of cleaning detergents or shampoo we need to use to get that satisfying soapy lather. This is because you have hard water, which stops your soap products from being effective. The harder the water, the more soaps, detergents, and cleaners are needed. By installing a water softening system, you will notice a 50-75% reduction in detergents needed, all while getting better results. Soft water translates to money saved as the increased efficiency means we can use less cleaning supplies.

Save on space: Whole home treatment systems are the perfect solution for cost and space efficiency. Rather than having multiple units installed in different locations around your home, our tailored whole-home systems are set up in a centralized place to treat all the water in your home. The Culligan complete home systems bring purified, filtered or soft water to every tap in your home. Conserving space means less clutter and more storage areas for the items you need daily.

Save on maintenance: Culligan systems work hard to give you quality filtered and purified water. The water we drink, or “ingestion water,” should be the most pure water. Culligan Reverse Osmosis systems purify water to achieve a 92-99% reduction of contaminants in your water. The water passes through the reverse osmosis system via a multi-stage filtration process. While most ordinary filters must be replaced every 3-6 months, Culligan filters can last up to 2 years. Saving on maintenance, replacement filters, and services makes these systems cost and time efficient.

Save on water: Simply put, Culligan systems produce less rejection water than other systems on the market. What is rejection water? When water passes through a purification system, rejection water is created. The rejection water is discharged from the system and is necessary as it contains the contaminants removed from the feed water. The lower the amount of rejected water from the system, the higher the system’s recovery and efficiency. 

Culligan Smart systems boast a 53% water recovery rate, whereas most other systems on the market have a mere 9% water recovery rate. In practical terms, Culligan systems are so efficient that they save up to 4000 gallons of water per household annually.

It’s clear that not all water treatment systems are created equal. Culligan systems provide superior water quality for your home while doing it with the greatest efficiency. The water experts at Culligan of Chico will guide you through choosing the best and most efficient water system for your home. 

Contact Culligan of Chico to set up a free consultation and water test.