xray

We're thinking about getting a system that purify and condition our water supply. We noticed that during the winter months, the water seemed to be hard and leaves our skin dry and itchy. There are many types of systems available and would like to know who out there has one installed and how much it usually run for?

daquel

Aquafine 2, I think it was around $1600 ten years ago. I dunno know?

Cynikal.Mindset

its not just the water that makes your skin dry, its the cold dry weather bro...water conditioners are expensive to buy and then you have to maintain them...you really only need one if you live in the sticks or something...try using lotion!

daquel

Nothing beats a water softener!!! Once you have it you'll never go without

xray

Researches show that the water is harsher in the winter than in the summer b/c they put more chemical **** in them, I guess it prevents it from the cold. Thus causing your skin to become more dry. I presumed it's due to the climate too as Matt says, but in all, we need one installed.
We heard a lot of good thing about the softener, so we're in the market.

bruce fee

it's called snake oil

scary.robot

nah...we have a softener...they work

air purifiers, i question

Cynikal.Mindset

be a man and use that hard water!

xray

^Lol. I wouldn't have a problem with that, Matt. But you know how women are? Lol. It's her idea.

phuviano

I got one installed at home, not sure how much it was, but I'm pretty sure it was over $1000. At first you may feel that the water feels soapy. After a while you won't notice it anymore. I could live without it. However, normal water never really made my skin feel itchy.

xray

^Yeah, water feels soapy is b/c it filters all the bateria and crap that's in the water. It's almost like you're swimming in Lake Ontario w/o it. Lol.

Cynikal.Mindset

just make sure you make the woman pay for it and then take what you would have spent and go to vegas for 4 days.