Are you struggling with constant rust stains in your sink or on your laundry? Even though your water looks clear, it may be bringing dissolved iron into your home. Removing iron and sulfur no longer requires harsh chemicals or complicated equipment. Hague’s Iron Filter uses nature’s own oxidation process to remove the iron, so you…
Can Softened Water Be Too Slippery?
Our customers report noticing a big difference in their water, once they start using their Hague water conditioners. One thing they mention frequently is how smoothly softened water glides across the skin. Since softened water is free of the dissolved minerals contained in hard water, it is noticeably less abrasive. Many people will call soft…
End Water Staining Headaches with a Hague Iron Filter
When it comes to water problems, well water is often the biggest source of complaints. A big issue reported by most homeowners who have well water is difficulty with getting things clean. Whether it’s laundry, appliances, bathtubs, or sinks, some well water can cause heavy rust-colored stains on everything it touches. So, why do whites…
Enjoy Your Next Bath In Soft Quality Water
Do you sometimes feel that no matter what you do for your skin—cleanse regularly, exfoliate, moisturize, etc.—your skin simply doesn’t look its best? This could be for a reason that might have never occurred to you before: hard water. It turns out that over 85% of American households have hard water in their homes. Hard…
What Are the Benefits of a Water Treatment System?
Water is so important to your health and home. From food prep and drinking, to laundry and cleaning, quality water has benefits you can taste, smell, see, and feel. If you are considering investing in a water treatment solution, consider the quality water benefits you will enjoy with a Hague WaterMax®. A Water Softener System…
The Slippery Slope of Keeping Our Surfaces Safe in Winter
Who hasn’t been stuck behind a spreader and heard the pinging as the road salt hits your car? Or more recently, you can tell a storm is coming when you see the tell tale lines on the roads left from the brining trucks. These certainly help to keep our roads more safely traversed during a…
WHAT IS LEAF LITTER DOING TO YOUR WELL WATER?
Leaf litter is the term used to describe the combination of leaves, twigs, and bark that accumulates on the ground in yards and wooded areas. As Autumn settles in, plants, shrubs, and trees begin to shed leaves, substantially increasing volume of this organic matter. The accumulation of leaf litter can have a significant impact on…
Spot Free Is the Way To Be
Of course everyone needs and demands quality drinking water, but many people don’t consider the everyday aesthetic benefits to treated water. Only 1% of a household’s water is ingested. Most of the water we use in our homes is used for bathing, cleaning and cooking, not to mention our home’s appliances use of water including the…
DOES MY CITY WATER NEED TO BE TREATED?
Many people are under the impression that city water does not require filtering or conditioning since it undergoes treatment at a municipal water treatment facility. In reality, this is not always correct. City Water Treatment The municipal water treatment facilities that provide city water are required to assure that the water they distribute meets the EPA standards…