Treat Hard Water in San Antonio with Our Water Filtration Services
Your restaurant’s water quality matters. San Antonio’s hard water which is rich in minerals can leave your kitchen appliances struggling, your dishes spotted, and your ice and water cloudy. Our water filtration systems will help to deliver pristine water quality, enhancing taste and protecting your equipment. For spot-free dishes and clean, clear water, contact us to install or repair your filtration system.
How Our Filtration Systems Benefit You
- Extend the life of your restaurant equipment
- Increase the efficiency of your restaurant equipment
- Improved taste, smell, and clarity of the water
- Reduce service and maintenance costs
Equipment That Uses Water Filter Parts in San Antonio
- Ice Machines
- Coffee Makers
- Steamers and Combi Ovens
Frequently Asked Questions
It may be time to replace the water filter on the water supply line. Consider a water quality evaluation test to determine the appropriate filter system to improve the taste and odor of the ice cubes. It is recommended that you schedule cleanings twice a year.
This does vary by manufacturer and by usage but as a rule of thumb, you should replace the water filter every three months.
Crushed Ice is slower melting than flake ice because it is colder and harder. Crushed ice provides a better appearance than flake ice—it sparkles. It is excellent for frappe-type drinks because its purity means there is no taste imparted to the drink. Lastly, it has a much lower maintenance cost than flakes, resulting in a cost-effective machine over time.
The even shape helps to maintain carbonation and doesn’t dilute the taste of spirits. Larger ice lasts longer in storage bins, cocktail sinks, drinks, salad bars, bags, and coolers. Our ice machines produce harder, more uniform ice. Plus, no deep depressions or odd shapes means less surface area and surface area has a direct relationship with the speed at which ice melts.
The FDA defines ice as food, which means it must be handled and cared for in the same manner as other food products. No matter what type of ice machine your establishment operates, it’s important that you clean, sanitize, and maintain it. Any part of the unit that has contact with water can develop scale, slime, or mold at any time, which will contaminate your ice and potentially harm your customers.