Softening
Purest Soft.
Gentle water, from one tank.
Purest Soft is a softener that works with salt. Its softening takes place in a single tank, crowned by a digital control head, while a brine tank at its side keeps the salt supplied.

- Type
- Salt-based softener
- Where it goes
- Main water line
- Handles
- Hardness: calcium and magnesium
- Begins with
- A free water test


What it does
Softness, from one tank
- I
Water, softened
Hardness comes from calcium and magnesium in the supply. A softener lifts them out, so scale no longer gathers on taps, glassware and appliances.
- II
One tank, with salt at its side
All the softening takes place in a single tank, while the brine tank at its side keeps the salt.
- III
Salt is part of the routine
Because a softener works with salt, the brine tank asks for a refill now and then.
- IV
Chosen from your readings
Your free test begins with hardness, so the choice follows what your water shows.
The parts
Four parts, all in plain view
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How it goes
How Purest Soft finds its way to your home

- I
A free water test
It begins with a quiet look at your water: chlorine, hardness, pH, TDS, iron and manganese. The test costs nothing and asks nothing of you.
- II
A considered recommendation
Your results choose the system, never the other way round. You see one fixed price once the test is done.
- III
Careful installation
Purest Soft is fitted on the line where water first enters the home.
- IV
Water you enjoy
Softened water, wherever a faucet, shower or appliance draws it.
Where it belongs
Matched to your water, not picked from a catalogue
Purest Soft serves the whole home. It is fitted where your water supply first comes in, so softened water reaches each faucet and appliance. Your hardness is measured first, at the free water test.
Each recommendation starts with the free test, and a price is named only once your readings are in.
Gallery
Purest Soft at home: the moments it serves
Purest Soft
Questions about this system
IDoes Purest Soft use salt?
It does. Salt is how this softener works, and its brine tank keeps it. An occasional refill is all it asks.
IIIs a softener also a filter?
No. A softener has one task, hardness. If you also want filtering, look to the filter systems or to a system that does both jobs, and your free test will say which kind fits.
IIIWhich should I choose, Purest Soft or PurestShield?
They are alike on paper: each softens with salt, with a single tank and a brine tank at its side. What decides it is your water, and your free test is where it gets read.
Next step
Ready to meet Purest Soft?
A free water test comes first. Then we suggest whatever your readings call for, with a single fixed price once the test is done.




