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    The document discusses how Cartwright Plumbing, Heating and Cooling used Watts OneFlow anti-scale systems to solve multiple water problems for residential customers in Santa Fe, NM. Specifically, the systems helped improve water quality and eliminate ongoing scaling issues in cooling systems and water heaters.

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    The document discusses how Cartwright Plumbing, Heating and Cooling used Watts OneFlow anti-scale systems to solve multiple water problems for residential customers in Santa Fe, NM. Specifically, the systems helped improve water quality and eliminate ongoing scaling issues in cooling systems and water heaters.

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    Cartwright Plumbing, Heating and Cooling

    OneFlow® Solves Multiple Water Woes

    Industry:
    Residential

    Category:
    Water Quality

    Location:
    Santa Fe, NM

    Installation:
    OneFlow

    CUSTOMER: Residential customers in the Santa Fe area.

    SCOPE: Reduce scale due to water hardness level for domestic supply
    including water heaters and rooftop swamp cooler.

    CHALLENGE: Improve water quality throughout the homes they serve to


    eliminate ongoing problems with scaling of cooling system’s
    hydration pads.

    “With environmentally- SOLUTION: Watts OneFlow® anti-scale systems.


    friendly scale
    prevention RESULTS: After OneFlow® installation two years ago, the pads have
    technology, we were remained in perfect working order.
    able to give the
    homeowners’ peace
    of mind.”
    Some of the world’s most radical temperature changes occur in northern New
    - Cartwright Mexico. Most homes there are equipped with an evaporative or “swamp” cooler,
    Plumbing, Heating an energy-wise approach to home cooling in arid regions. The problem: the
    and Cooling equipment is not fond of scale.
    Senior Technician
    Mario Larranaga This adobe home gets water from the ground with 8 grains of hardness/gallon.
    The owners spent $300/month replacing calcium-clogged swamp cooler pads.
    Mario Larranaga, Sr. Technician at Cartwright Plumbing, Heating and Cooling
    based in Santa Fe said, “Even with substantial water softening, the pads would
    get so covered in scale that the fan wouldn’t even blow air through the media.”

    Larranaga tried different salts, and even a different softener, but the systems kept
    scaling up. Solution: Cartwright’s turned to Watts’ OneFlow® anti-scale systems.
    “We like OneFlow® because it doesn’t add chemicals to the ground water, and
    isn’t carcinogenic,” said Laranaga.

    It’s been two years since the swap-out, and the pads haven’t been changed once.

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