Dual tank combo
Purest HydroFlo
One tank filters, the other softens, and a single control head runs both.
What it does
One tank filters, the other softens, and a single control head runs both.
- Filters chlorine, chemicals, taste and odor with carbon media
- Softens hard water with ion exchange resin
- Runs the backwash and regeneration cycles for both tanks from one control head
- Uses a brine tank that holds the salt for recharging the resin
How it works
Filter tank
Carbon media treats chlorine, chemicals, taste and odor.
Softener tank
Ion exchange resin removes the hardness minerals.
One control head
A single digital control head runs the backwash and regeneration cycles for both tanks. The brine tank holds the salt used to recharge the resin.
Benefits
Complete treatment
Filters contaminants and softens hard water in one system.
Less floor space
Combo systems take up roughly half the floor space of two separate units.
Total home protection
Protects plumbing, appliances and fixtures from contaminants and from hard water mineral build-up.
One control head
A single control head runs the backwash and regeneration cycles for both tanks.
Which homes it fits
A combo system suits homes that need both filtration and softening. For very hard water or specific contaminants, separate units may be recommended, and the free water test shows which is right.
Questions about the Purest HydroFlo
A combo system combines a water filter and a water softener. It filters out contaminants like chlorine and sediment while also removing hard water minerals like calcium and magnesium, giving you clean and soft water from one system.
It has two tanks. One tank filters with carbon media, and the other softens with ion exchange resin. One control head runs the backwash and regeneration cycles for both.
Combo systems take up roughly half the floor space of two separate units. Most fit in a garage, a utility closet or near the main water line entry point.
Periodic salt refills for the softening function and occasional filter media replacement. Maintenance plans can handle this on a regular schedule.
For most homes, yes. For extremely hard water or specific contamination issues, separate dedicated units may be recommended. We test your water to find the best solution.
Book a free water test
A free in-home test shows hardness, chlorine, iron, total dissolved solids and pH before we recommend anything.