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See how water can move from its source
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HOME WATER / FLOW STUDY 01Explore the components ↗
An illustrative household water-flow schematicWater source, testing point, optional particle filtration and softening, branching to household uses and optional drinking-water treatment. Animated markers show direction, not measured water flow. Isolation valve symbol Your water sourcePublic supply or private well Particle filterOnly where needed SoftenerHardness treatment RegenerantModel-specific care Drinking-water filterOptional · claim-specific Around the homeShowers · laundry · fixturesDrinking tapMatch a specific claimTest firstKnow what to addressHOUSEHOLD LINEDRINKING-WATER OPTION An illustrative household water-flow schematicWater source, testing point, optional particle filtration and softening, branching to household uses and optional drinking-water treatment. Animated markers show direction, not measured water flow. Isolation valve symbol Your water sourcePublic supply or private well Particle filterOnly where needed SoftenerHardness treatment RegenerantCare & upkeep Around the homeShowers · laundry · fixturesDrinking tapMatch a specific claimTest firstOptional drinking-watertreatment at this tap
Water path Testing pointIllustrative options · not every home needs treatment

A simplified illustration, not an installation plan. Equipment, order, and treatment needs depend on your test results, local requirements, and the exact system.

A useful little tool

One number.
A clearer picture.

Different units can make the same hardness result look very different. Convert your number, then keep its meaning in context.

How to get a useful hardness result

Water hardness converter

120 mg/L ≈ 7.02 gpg

Approximate conversion: 1 gpg = 17.1 mg/L as CaCO₃. This tool does not select equipment or establish drinking-water safety. Your input stays in your browser.

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