RV water softener

I have a new 2010 Everest I would like to find a water softener/ purifier system for. When we are traveling, 6-10 months/ year, we miss the soft water we have at home. We very seldom boon dock so we're not worried about using the holding tank. When we do I can fill through outside shower or maybe a diversion valve. The unit came with a drinking water filtration but we miss pure water showers and so on. there is plenty of room behind the docking panel for a medium sized unit 2'x3'x2' tall. Please give me any recommendations with prices if you can.
I can install with a good set of directions or have installed if needed for warranty

 Consider our Salt-Free Water conditioner. It doesn't soften the water but conditions it to where it does not scale deposit on and in your plumbing system. At the same time, it feels like soften water ;except without the slippery, slimy, feel. Please see our NoScale system designed for boats and RVs: http://doultonusa.com/Boats-and-RVs-softeners/Boats-and-motorhomes-salt-free-softener-FSC3.php.
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DoultonUSA (CUSTOMER FEEDBACK/CUSTOMER SERVICE)

 I just want to thank you for all the help with our new under sink water filtration system. For years we have used a PUR filter that attaches to the faucet. We live in the country and were changing a $19 filter every 2 to 3 weeks. I have ordered for years from Allergy Buyers Club and called them to see what they would recommend. I actually called 2 separate times to talk to 2 separate customer service agents. They both recommended the Doulton. However, they both told me that it is not recommended for someone with a well.
In frustration, I finally called DoultonUSA. Best decision I ever made. First of all they KNOW the products. Second of all they stopped me from buying something that was way more than I needed. Thirdly, the faucet fixture itself was so superior and heavy duty compared to every thing Doulton on Amazon and Allergy Buyers Club. I called several times and the customer service people were so patient and helpful. We got our filter in just a couple of days. The fixture is beautiful. It has no plastic and looks perfect with our existing heavy duty fixtures. When the agent said EVERYTHING you need for installation is in the box. He was correct. The directions were easy and all the parts were top
quality. The actual filter meets NSF 42 and NSF 53 standards. The water is so good. This is going to save us so much money.

I now have called back several times and have just ordered a whole house AquaCera No Scale system. It is German technology. I am excited because it changes the structure of the lime without using salt or an expensive reverse osmosis system. The Europeans are truly way ahead of us in their green solutions. This ceramic medium filter should make our appliances last much longer. I will be glad not to use 3 gallons of white vinegar a week fighting lime build up. I cannot wait to get it in.

Thank you for being a truly customer service oriented company! We will recommend you to all our friends.

Salt free water softeners

I live in the small mountain town in CA. I am on a water meter, but our town of 1500 is on a series of wells. I am billed through the Municipal Water Company, so I believe our water is treated in some stage or another. I am in a 7 year old house that I built myself, and have a Life Source whole house water filter system with a small pre-filter. I believe it is a carbon system, as it does a flush once a week into the yard through a 1/2" drain pipe. I know one thing I would like to see is water
that is not so hard. ( spots and calcium build-up ). I found your DoultonUSA.com site very interesting and would like your opinion on some products.
The first thing I would like to do is put in a under-sink drinking water filter with a counter-top faucet. How can I test my water to see which secondary filter i need ? What are your thoughts about leaving or removing my existing Life Source system in, or adding to it, or ??????. Please help me out with my concerns, without breaking my bank account.

For your hardness, we carry Salt-free water conditioners (softeners) to remove and prevent lime-scale depositing. Please see our NoScale systems located here along with the informative FAQ link:
http://doultonusa.com/whole_house_water_filters/salt-free-softener.php.
Your municipal system should have an annual water report in which they have available to present you or published online. Please contact your local officials regarding that matter.

As far as undersink water filtration system is concerned, our IP200UC+ system is versatile and
far efficient enough to treat any municipally supplied water system.
Most people choose the fluoride filter if the area is known to fluoridate the water or if there may be a large heavy-metal content within the water. Please see the filter here:
http://doultonusa.com/HTML%20pages/ip200UC_plus.htm.

As far as your existing whole-house carbon filter, it all depends on how long it's been installed (7 yrs?). What eventually happens is that the carbon within the unit will exhaust itself and reach it's total adsorptive capacity. When this happens, you can replace it with a new unit, or replace the activated carbon within it after dumping it out. My recommendation would be to purchase an inexpensive chlorine test-strip kit and determine if it is still removing the chlorine efficiently after all this time. Please let us know how else we may assist you. We would certainly love to work with you on this.

Water Softeners-what is the difference between 3 systems & what size I need & what is the best

what is the difference between 3 systems & what size I need & what is the best

1- Deluxe Electronic Metered Demand ACMS Series Fully Automatic Softeners

2- ACMS Series Cabinet Style Water Softeners

3-Deluxe Metered Demand Water Softener and Activated Carbon Filter for Hard, City Chlorinated Water ( is this one Salt-free compatible when using potassium).

02.26.2007 We do not sell mentioned salt based softeners. Please see our NEW NO SALT softeners http://www.doultonusa.com/whole_house_water_filters/salt-free-softener.php

They are all metered demand regeneration softeners (the best). Cabinet style means the softener is inside the brine tank making it look as one piece and they all can use potassium for regeneration instead of salt.

The no. 3 is a softener and carbon filter combination.

Based on number household members and amount of bathrooms in your house we can recommend you the appropriate size for San Diego water hardness which is averaging 13-16 grains per gallon.