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Not all check valves get installed the same way.
Compression connection check valves do not require primer and/or solvent cement while slip connections will. Either way we have a guide on how to properly install a check valve in a sump pump, effluent or sewage system.
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By Monica Phelan and the BoshartU Team.
If you hear a loud noise every time your pump stops, you have a Standard Check Valve installed. That noise is the check valve closing which creates a slamming effect when the water flow reverses in the discharge pipe after the pump stops. If you have never noticed it before you most likely have a Quiet Check Valve installed…
By Chris Windsor and the BoshartU Team.
When dealing with Sump and Sewage applications, check valves are something that you will come across often. There are many benefits to having a check valve installed in these systems even though it is not usually required by code. There are a number of different types of check valves available on the market…
Wouldn’t it be great if you could just drink the lake water at your cottage, rather than haul around cases of bottled water or huge water jugs? Well, with the right water treatment system, you could!
Surface water sources including lake, ponds, or springs have naturally occurring but mostly harmless contaminants like tannins and sediment. These will affect the taste, colour, and odour of the water, and typically, that’s what keeps you from even wanting to drink water from the lake. In most cases, this is easily taken care of with basic filtration. And it’s easy to tell if it’s working, because you’ll have clear, great tasting water…
