SoftPro® Elite High-Efficiency City Water Softeners (Best Seller & Lifetime Warranty)

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Hi, this is Craig Phillips at Quality Water Treatment at qualitywatertreatment.com. I am also known as Craig the Water Guy. I hope you're doing good today and thank you for visiting us to take a look at our products and learn a little bit more about Quality Water Treatment. Quality Water Treatment has been a business since 1990, and we have been selling water treatment equipment on the internet through our website since 2001.

Today, I'd like to go over our Platinum Filter Package. This is for city water, also known as municipal water supplies. This package includes our high efficiency SoftPro elite water softener. This water softener will save you up to 75% in salt and up to 64 % in water over and above your traditional standard metered water softeners. This system has a lot of high efficiency features built into the control valve that no other water softener on the market carries.


It's a very well built water softener. The other part of the package is the Whole House Chlorine Plus filter. That is this system here. This is an upflow carbon filter, so it doesn't require electricity. It doesn't backwash, so it doesn't waste any water. The water flows downward through a center tube and upward through the carbon, continuously turning it over so the carbon does not pack down and create a channeling issue. Better contact with the carbon means better absorption and better removal of the contaminants that are in your water.

The upflow carbon filter is installed before the water softener. So as you're coming out of your main water line, you're going to go through this filter first and then to your softener.

With city water these days, it's getting more and more known that there are more and more contaminants being put into our water supplies. And municipal supply city water companies could only do so much as far as cleaning the water up. Plus the water also picks up contaminants in the distribution lines from point A to point B as it goes to your home. So it's really up to you to make sure that you clean the water up when entering your home to make sure you and your family in your home have the best quality water possible. Municipal supplies have had to increase chlorine levels a lot over the last five years due to contamination issues. They have also switched, a lot of them have switched over to what we call chloramines, which is a chlorine and ammonia base, which is actually highly corrosive in metals like your copper plumbing in your home, including your hot water heaters, your fixtures.

So it's even more important now to remove it than ever because of those reasons. The reason why they're switching the chloramines now over chlorine in a lot of areas, and it's getting more and more to be that. Last time I checked, it was over 30 % in chloramine now. The reason the water supply companies are switching from chlorine to chloramine, is because the contamination levels with a combination of more and more building, higher populations is not giving their system enough contact time to kill the bacteria and leave enough chlorine residual in the water to carry through from point A to point B as it enter your home. So they're having positive tests of Coliform and E Coli bacteria in a lot of areas.

There are different testing points along the distribution line. So they were boosted their chlorine levels up to the maximum level allowed. And they still weren't getting the results that they needed in a lot of areas. So what they've done is they decide to switch to chloramines. Chloramine has a longer life expectancy, so the residual is going to stay in the water for a longer period of time, hence taking care of the issue. So again, it's very corrosive, so it's very important to remove it, along with, of course, for health reasons. You're removing PFOA & PFOS, the chlorine, chloramines, byproducts, triethylene gasses, a high percentage of pesticides, herbicides, petroleum products, pharmaceutical products that could be into the water. Along with all kinds of different contaminants that could be there.

The upflow carbon filter will remove the majority of those. Now, our upflow carbon filters are a little different than most upflow carbon filters that you see on the market today. We use what we call catalytic carbon. The most carbon filters you see out there that are being sold are either coconut based carbon or what they call a standard coal based carbon, basically a GAC. So the reason why we use catalytic carbon is because of the chloramines.

Again, I'm going back to that. Chloramines are much harder to remove from the water. So your standard carbons out there will remove it, but they'll remove it only at very low flow rates. So if you put this size of a system in using a standard carbon or a coconut based carbon, if you took a shower at 1.5, 2.5 gallons per minute, it's not going to remove a high percentage of that chloramine from the water because the flow rate is too high, even at that small amount of gallons per minute, which is standard everyday usage for your house.

The catalytic carbon will remove the majority of that, if not all of it, at those flow rates and even higher flow rates, up to our 1.5 cubic foot, which is our standard size, up to 14 gallons per minute. It's very efficient. The next option here on this package is what we call an alkalizing reverse osmosis system. This usually goes under yo