Commercial blogs

Why are Water Softeners Being Banned?

Here is a brief description of the impact saltwater has on our environment and what many states are doing to combat this issue.

Legionella Control with Water Conditioning

Early spring is a good time for facility operators to prepare their building water systems for the warm months ahead and to consider safe and sustainable ways to prevent legionella. HydroFLOW controls legionella and algae in cooling towers, potable water systems and water heaters with a frequency that extends throughout the system.

The Effect of Hydropath Technology on Silicates

A brief description of the effect that HydroFLOW devices have on silicates.

Sustainable Water Use Tools & Technology

Saving water has a positive impact on the environment and your ROI. Learn about sustainable electronic water conditioning technologies & how they can help you.

A Solution for Scale Removal

Learn how HydroFLOW water conditioners gave The Brooksfields Restaurant shiny and clear dishes, along with making their appliances easier to clean.

What's in Your Water and Ice

Ice machines provide an ideal environment for bacteria. Learn how HydroFLOW maintains bacteria and scale control in your water and saves you time and money.

Canine Connection

See how HydroFLOW helped TOPS Veterinary reduce its chemical load, reduce bacteria counts, improve water quality & shut off its copper sanitation system.

Secondary Disinfection for Swimming Pools

Learn how HydroFLOW water conditioners are a method of secondary disinfection that can reduce bacterial contamination and chemical consumption in pools.

Why are water softeners being banned in Texas?

The state of Texas banned water softeners in 2001, amending the law in 2003 to allow their use in homes and businesses under certain circumstances. High concentrations of sodium in sceptic tanks harm the beneficial microbes, which in turn affects its ability to break down solids.

Why are water softeners being banned in California?

Since 2009, California state law allows agencies to ban the installation of new saltwater softeners that discharge water into community sewers. Many counties, including major residential areas, have since imposed regulations and bans.