Nettles
May 17th, 2012, 01:02 AM
I'm just wondering, is a water purification system (the one they attach to your water heater) necessary? Had a salesperson come over the other day, do the tests, and said it would be $80/month. The name of the company is Lifetime Water Systems or something by Rainsoft and they use an EC4 water conditioning system (and they also offered a free reverse osmosis system). Now the system they showed made the water look cleaner.
Their water was from the same tap and they did different tastes where there's was the best so it was convincing and I'm not completely sure it's a scam after some youtube vids. But if you do get a purification system then the one they offered seems too expensive for what it is. So is there a better system at removing minerals from the water or not? They also said in the $80, they would include concentrated detergent/liquid soap/shampoo etc from some brand which would last 10-13 yrs.
The tests seemed convincing compared to the marketplace videos and I did see/feel the difference but is there a cheaper solution or worth buying?
This is the company's site:
http://www.rainsoftofmississauga.com/about-rainsoft-of-mississauga.html
http://www.rainsoftofmississauga.com/siteart/rainsoft-products.jpg
This is the site
Their water was from the same tap and they did different tastes where there's was the best so it was convincing and I'm not completely sure it's a scam after some youtube vids. But if you do get a purification system then the one they offered seems too expensive for what it is. So is there a better system at removing minerals from the water or not? They also said in the $80, they would include concentrated detergent/liquid soap/shampoo etc from some brand which would last 10-13 yrs.
The tests seemed convincing compared to the marketplace videos and I did see/feel the difference but is there a cheaper solution or worth buying?
This is the company's site:
http://www.rainsoftofmississauga.com/about-rainsoft-of-mississauga.html
http://www.rainsoftofmississauga.com/siteart/rainsoft-products.jpg
This is the site