Softener + Filter · Aquonyx DM-30K
Aquonyx Diamond Softener + Whole-Home Filter
Softening plus whole-home carbon filtration — hardness and taste handled together.
What it's for
What this system reduces
- Water hardness
- Chlorine & chloramine
- Taste & odor
- Sediment and dissolved iron
We describe the reduction of these substances. Results depend on your incoming water and configuration.
Is the Diamond Combo right for my home?
Choose the combo when you want two jobs done at once — the scale gone and cleaner-tasting, chlorine-reduced water from every tap, which is common on treated Kansas city water. It pairs the 30,000-grain softener with whole-home carbon, so it's one system and one install. If hardness is your only issue, the standalone softener is enough; if you're on a well with nitrate, add the CrystalCore RO for drinking water.
Homes that want the scale gone and cleaner-tasting, chlorine-reduced water from every tap.
Good to know
Diamond Combo questions
What does the combo add over a softener?
The softener reduces hardness and dissolved iron; the combo adds carbon that also reduces chlorine, chloramine, taste and odor at every tap. If you want both, it's one system.
Is it worth it on Wichita city water?
If both the scale and the chlorine taste bother you, yes — the combo covers both. If only one does, a single-purpose unit may be all you need. The free test settles it.
Does the combo handle nitrate?
No — neither softening nor carbon reduces nitrate. For nitrate you add an Aquonyx CrystalCore reverse-osmosis system at the drinking tap. We'll flag it if your well test shows nitrate.
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The plain way to be sure
See if the Diamond Combo fits your water.
Every home's water is different — especially on a well. The free 20-minute test measures what's actually at your tap, and we'll tell you straight whether this is the right system or another fits better.
Not sure what your water needs?
A free 20-minute test gives you the plain numbers — hardness, iron, nitrate — and a straight recommendation. No obligation.