EPTX Water Softner and Filtration

12/04/2023

¡Hola! ¡Estamos ofreciendo pruebas de agua gratuitas durante toda la semana! ¡Tu agua no es lo que crees!

De las 10 familias con las que nos reunimos durante el fin de semana, ¡las 10 tomaron medidas para tener un agua limpia y saludable!

¡Envíanos un mensaje directo y programa la tuya hoy mismo! Sin pagos por adelantado y pagos hasta enero de 2024.

12/04/2023

Hello! We are offering free water tests all week! Your water is not what you think it is!

Out of the 10 families we met with over the weekend 10 of them took the steps to get their water clean and healthy!

Send us a DM and get yours scheduled today! Nothing down and payments until January 2024

11/25/2023

1. SOFTER SKIN
Bathing in chlorinated water can cause dry skin. Soap scum from hard water can also cause irritated, dry skin. You’ll have softer skin when you reduce chlorine and remove hardness minerals from your water.

2. SILKIER HAIR
When hard water meets soap, it forms a soap scum that is difficult to rinse off. This causes hair to look dull and dingy. When you shower with soft water, the soap washes away, leaving hair silky.

11/25/2023

11/25/2023

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11/25/2023

HOLIDAY REFERAL ALERT

Refer us to two friends and if they purchase you will get a 500.00 VISA gift card just in time for your holiday shopping!

Also every person you refer is 1 entry to our holiday giveaway!!

11/17/2023

Welcome to EL PASO's home of the 99.00/month water softner and filtration systems.

11/17/2023

💧 Hard water contains high levels of minerals like calcium and magnesium.
💧 It can stem from natural mineral deposits or chemicals added during industrial processes.
💧 Drinking hard water isn't associated with serious health problems, but it can cause dry skin and hair.
💧 Frequent hair washing with hard water may result in an itchy scalp.
💧 Minerals in hard water can alter the skin's pH balance, weakening its barrier against bacteria, impacting those with eczema.
💧 Solutions include installing a water-softening system at home or using dermatologist-recommended moisturizers and hair products to counter hard water effects.

Impact of Hard Water on Skin:

💧 Hard water often leads to skin irritation, evident in conditions like eczema due to excessive mineral presence.
💧 Using a bathroom water softener can mitigate these issues by removing calcium and magnesium from the water, making it softer.

Benefits of Soft Water for Skin:

💧 Soft water assists in washing away soap scum efficiently and allows easier rinsing of soap, enhancing product effectiveness.
💧 It reduces the need for excessive soap usage, expensive lotions, or body washes to maintain healthy skin.

Hard Water's Role in Hair Loss:

💧 Hard water, with minerals like magnesium and calcium, can lead to hair breakage, dryness, thinning, and dandruff.
💧 Using a water softener can treat hard water problems, preventing hair loss and improving water quality.

Effects of Hard Water on Kidneys:

💧 Consistent consumption of hard water can lead to kidney dysfunction, potentially causing severe ailments.

Benefits of Soft Water for Hair and Health:

💧 Switching from hard to soft water through a water softener not only benefits hair and skin but also contributes to overall health, potentially preventing kidney-related issues.

11/17/2023

El Paso's allure is undeniable, but behind the scenes, its water quality tells an intriguing tale. Delving into the depths of this city's water system reveals a prevalent characteristic—it's among the hardest in the country.

What defines water hardness? Essentially, it hinges on the levels of calcium and magnesium present. Low concentrations render water as 'soft,' while higher levels classify it as 'hard.' El Paso's water falls decidedly into the hard water category.

In fact, it's no secret that El Paso boasts some of the most rigorously mineral-rich water nationwide—a familiar reality for most households here. Coping with this characteristic often involves a common solution: the introduction of sodium ions to soften the water, making it more manageable for everyday use.

To gauge water hardness, we refer to grains per gallon (gpg). Each grain represents 64.8 mg of calcium carbonate per U.S. gallon of water. Notably, Texas exhibits an average water hardness exceeding 200 PPM, securing its position as the state with the sixth-highest water hardness in the United States.

Understanding the intricacies of water hardness is crucial, especially for El Pasoans navigating daily life. It impacts everything from household chores to the efficiency of appliances. Being aware of this characteristic allows for informed decisions regarding water treatment and management strategies.

While El Paso's water might be renowned for its hardness, knowledge empowers residents to combat its effects and ensure a smoother, more manageable water experience.

Stay tuned for more insights into how to navigate and mitigate the impact of hard water in your everyday life!

Join us on this journey of unraveling the mysteries behind El Paso's unique water quality and discovering effective ways to make it work for you.

11/16/2023

https://www.elpasoinc.com/news/local_news/el-paso-s-tap-water-is-hard-how-safe-is-it/article_550c4780-a2fa-11ec-9c86-0f8d6eef6615.html

A lot of El Pasoans refuse to drink water straight from the tap because they don’t like the way city water tastes or worry that it contains arsenic or other