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Follow water through your home.

Choose a room to understand hardness-related effects. The model is an educational illustration, not an installation drawing.

WATER, ROOM BY ROOM

A home. A connected story.

Explore hardness in everyday spaces. The house is illustrative; the equipment bay remains unfilled until a model is confirmed.

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Hard water.
You see it.
Every day.

The buildup. The water marks. The soap residue.
See where softening can make a difference.

YOUR HOME. A LITTLE EASIER.
ONE HOME. CONNECTED BY WATER.LIVE 3D

Preparing your home

Choose any area to explore its story.

HARD-WATER PAIN POINTMineral buildup & soap residue

WATER-SOFTENING BENEFITLess hardness throughout your home

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HOW IT WORKS

Follow the water in.

Water enters your home through one line. A point-of-entry softener treats it there, before it branches to the rooms you just explored.

Incoming waterSYSTEM BAYpoint of entryTreatment starts hereShowerKitchenLaundryWater heaterIncoming waterSYSTEM BAYpoint of entryTreatment starts hereShowerKitchenLaundryWater heater
Schematic route · illustrative · equipment not shown
  1. 01
    Incoming water

    Water arrives through one supply line, from the city main or a private well.

  2. 02
    Treatment starts here

    A suitable point-of-entry softener in the system bay treats water before the indoor branches being softened.

  3. 03
    Out to the rooms

    Softened water continues to the shower, kitchen and laundry. The water heater is supplied downstream.

Inside a whole-home softening setup.

  1. 1Incoming water

    Hard water carries dissolved calcium and magnesium.

  2. 2Softener · ion exchange

    Ion exchange reduces the calcium and magnesium that cause hard-water scale. A control valve periodically regenerates the system using salt.

  3. 3Treated water to the home

    Softened water continues to the branches being treated, including the water heater.

A softener is not a drinking-water purifier.

It addresses hardness. Taste, chlorine, sediment and specific contaminants may need different, model-appropriate treatment.

A typical configuration shown for education, not a rendering of the Prestige system. The system bay marks a possible location; it is not a rendering of the equipment. Based on USGS guidance.

Hardness is one water issue. Not the only one.

HARDNESS · CALCIUM & MAGNESIUM
  • Scale on fixtures and heating surfaces
  • Soap scum and reduced lather
  • Mineral deposits as water dries

→ Addressed by softening

OTHER WATER ISSUES
  • Taste and odor
  • Chlorine
  • Sediment
  • Specific contaminants, such as iron, sulfur or manganese

→ Require separate treatment, chosen after a water analysis

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Recognize something?Start with your home’s water.

Illustrative home & water route; not an installation drawing.

YOUR HOME. YOUR PRIORITIES.

Let’s start
with your water.

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Where does your water come from?
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What would you like to improve?
Written room guide · no 3D required

Shower

Hardness and soap can leave residue on shower surfaces.

Kitchen

Water drying on fixtures can leave mineral deposits.

Laundry

Hardness minerals react with soap and affect lather.

Water heater

Heating hard water can form scale deposits.

Softening reduces hardness; it does not establish general contaminant removal. Existing deposits are not instantly removed.