Water Filtration & Treatment

Water is constantly changing, and so is the condition of the water in our beautiful desert locale. How do you keep up? That’s where we come in; we’ll answer your questions about water treatment and guide you through what you need to know.

What are the benefits of a water purifier?

A water purifier adds so many benefits to your quality of life. Cleaner water provides you with better drinking (and cooking) water, so you can:

• drink straight from the tap
• feel more enthusiastic about staying hydrated
• and preserve the natural taste of your foods

And as a bonus, better, softer water will reduce the dryness of your skin and hair

How do I know when to get my water treated?

Recognizing the signs that your homes need water treatment can seem tricky, but it boils down to a few key things.

Ask yourself:

• Is my water cloudy?
• Does it taste or smell bad?
• Is there limescale buildup in my bathroom or appliances?

If you said yes to any of the above, then it’s time to upgrade your life with a water treatment system. We recommend water treatment products by Envirotec, our proprietary line of water treatment equipment made right in Mesa, specifically for desert water conditions.

Should I get a water softener, a reverse osmosis system, or both?

Deciding between a water softener or reverse osmosis system is a big decision. How do you choose?

A water softener works by removing minerals that cause hard water and then passes softened water into your home. Soft water is easier on your hair, skin, nails, clothes, faucets, and appliances. So, when you wash your dishes, clothes, or yourself, you’ll discover a more refreshing clean all around.

A reverse osmosis system is a point-of-use-system (treats water at the source; typically installed under the sink) that filters water down to the molecular level. This process removes contaminants and creates water so pure you might think it came from a bottle!

In either case, each water treatment system will bring you the benefits of cleaner, healthier water. However, if you already have water softeners, then you don’t need a reverse osmosis system—although we strongly recommend using both!

When considering a whole-home filtration system, there are a ton of factors to consider. For more guidance on water treatment, please see our answers to water treatment FAQs! If you have other concerns about treating or filtering your water, please stop by your nearest Spencer’s TV & Appliance or give us a call—your friends in the business are happy to help!