LifeSource Water Systems are an environmentally friendly water softener alternative, producing clean, safe water for drinking cooking and bathing without adding chemicals or salt, removing vital minerals, or wasting water.
Water softeners are not water filters, they don’t remove chlorine, dirt, or chemicals. The water they produce feels slippery, slimy and unnatural. The added sodium to soft water also makes it unsafe for lawns, plants and fish.
Water Softeners dump hundreds of pounds of sodium and salt brine into waste water streams, making water reclamation or reuse impossible. This is why self regenerating water softeners have been banned by law in many communities...
As residents of the United States we have regular access to clean drinking water, especially with the help of whole house water filters. Nearly 900 million people, however, are not so lucky, and a significant number of these people are children. LifeSource Water Systems is acutely aware of this unfortunate fact, which is why we work with the House of Children project in Peru to help supply clean drinking water. We’re not the only ones working towards a brighter future – the Unicef Tap Project is on a mission to cut the number of people without water in half by 2015.
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Today is a great day to think about water filtration, since March 22nd is World Water Day! World Water Day is an international day of observance created by the United Nations in 1992 to address the growing global water crisis and focus attention on the importance of freshwater resources. Most of us can’t imagine living without safe, running water. Unfortunately, this is the case in most parts of the world. And since a water softener is not a filter, they are no help.
Water is earth's most precious resource and all of us need to concentrate on water preservation. There are...
Are you interested in learning more about water filtration and water softeners? On November 6 and 7, 2010, LifeSource Water Systems will be in Booth 212 at Green Festival San Francisco. A project of Green America and Global Exchange, Green Festival is the nation’s premier sustainability event and is taking place this year at the Concourse Exhibition Center on 8th St. in San Francisco.
LifeSource factory representatives will be on hand to educate attendees about the growing list of communities that have banned water softeners. To learn more about these community bans, please visit our previous blog post. LifeSource representatives will...
I have been asked this question frequently, as more and more cities throughout the US are banning the use of salt based water softeners. One of these cities is Santa Clarita, CA. The Santa Clara River Chloride Reduction Ordinance of 2008, approved as Measure S by voters on November 4, 2008, required the removal of all residential automatic water softeners by June 30, 2009. Santa Clarita businesses have been prohibited from using automatic water softeners since 1961.
The goal of the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District is to reduce the amount of chloride entering the Santa Clara River, which flows through...
It seems like more and more water softeners and water filtration companies are claiming to be “green” when in actuality they’re harming the environment. This deceptive promotion of environmentally friendly products is known as greenwashing. It’s important to educate yourself about what makes a product green so you will invest in a water filter that not only helps you but also helps the environment.
By the very nature of how they work, water softeners and reverse osmosis systems cannot be green. Water softeners require bags of salt added to it, which means that tap water, is stripped of essential minerals,( calcium and...