Culligan: Better Water. Pure & Simple.

We've seen about every water problem imaginable and we've solved these problems to deliver the refreshing, clean and pure water that's become our hallmark. Free of contaminants and minerals, water treated with Culligan® softeners or filtration systems will make an impression on you and your household, and at the work place.

Bad Tasting Water

Does your water have an unpleasant taste? A sour, salty, bitter or metallic taste can be a sign of high levels of total dissolved solids (TDS) in your water, normally Chlorides, Sulfates and Bicarbonates. *

TDS PROBLEMS:

• Bad taste to your water
• Cloudy ice cubes
• Scaling and spotting on your wetted surfaces
• Accumulation of "mineral fur" around your faucet outlets
• A "laxative effect" due to high sulfates

SOLUTION
You can eliminate high TDS problems with a Culligan Drinking Water System, to reduce high concentrations of dissolved solids from your drinking water.

*Contaminants may not be in your water.

Hard Water

• Leaves skin dry and hair dull
• Uses more soap and cleaning products
• Leaves behind soap scum and bathtub rings
• Leaves spots on your dishes, glassware and flatware
• Increases hard scale formations in your plumbing
• Leads to higher electric and gas bills
• Shortens the life of your appliances

SOLUTION
You can eliminate these problems with a Culligan water softener, to reduce hardness causing minerals from your water.

Bad Smelling Water

Does your water have an unpleasant smell? Before water enters your home, it can pick up odors from materials it comes in contact with as it flows and seeps through the ground. There may be multiple root causes, requiring more than one solution.

WATER ODOR PROBLEMS:

• Rotten egg odor*
• Musty, earthy or wood smell
• Chlorine smell
• Detergent odor
• Chemical smell

Occasionally, an odor occurs only in hot water. This can be caused by a chemical reaction with the water that takes place in your water heater.

SOLUTION
There are several ways you can get rid of bad smelling water:

• Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System
• Carbon Filtration
• Specialty whole house filtration systems

High Iron Content

Excessive levels of iron are the second-most common problem today, after water hardness.

HIGH IRON PROBLEMS

• Reddish or red-brown stains on your fixtures and clothing
• Yellow or orange colored water
• Metallic taste to your water

SOLUTIONS
While iron problems exist in a few forms, which may require different water treatment for its removal, Culligan has a solution for you.

Dissolved Solids

Moderate to low levels of total dissolved solids (TDS) may cause problems, especially in commercial/industrial applications where very pure water is required.

SOLUTIONS:

• Drinking Water Systems
• Commercial Reverse Osmosis Systems
• Portable Exchange Deionization Service