Corrosive water My water leaves greenish deposits

The problem

The pH level of my water may be too low, making it corrosive to my pipes and appliances. It leaves greenish deposits in the bathtub and sinks. If my water is salty, it will be more corrosive to my equipment.

YOUR WATER PROBABLY CONTAINS ONE OF THESE ELEMENTS:

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To ensure the quality of your water, make an appointment with one of our experts, who will be happy to analyze it for you.

The solution

Experteau’s ProFiltr 6000 systems can be used to correct the pH level of water. Millennium reverse osmosis filtration systems can be used to remove sodium from water and reduce the level of dissolved salts. Each case is unique, so consult one of our experts so that we can offer you the best solution available, with the best products for your budget.

The benefits of pure water:

– Protection of piping and plumbing accessories.
– I prevent unwanted substances from getting into my water.
– Protection of household appliances (dishwasher, washing machine, etc.).

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Neutralizing filter for removing greenish deposits from corrosive water

The presence of greenish deposits usually indicates a problem with high mineral content in the water. This water may also be acidic, and its acidity level (pH) should be checked. In both cases, it is advisable to have a physical-chemical water analysis performed.
The analysis will reveal whether this water is truly corrosive. It is important to note that corrosive water can cause irreversible damage to your home’s pipes and plumbing. Greenish deposits are commonly found in sinks and bathtubs, and verdigris can be seen on metal showerheads.

Experteau recommends installing a neutralizing filter to resolve this serious issue. The ProFiltr 6000 model may be a wise choice.
Talk to your Experteau specialist, who can help you find a solution tailored to your needs.