Your horses, your rig,
and the water in between.
Every fairground spigot pours something different, and most of it is hard. Soap that won't lather at the wash rack, film in the buckets, scale in the living quarters. One patented system softens it, filters it and rinses spot-free, so what comes out of the hose is the same at every ground you pull into.
Show-ground water is a coin toss.
New ground most weekends, new water every time. A fairgrounds frost-free, a stall-barn hydrant, a campground spigot. Most of it is hard and unfiltered, and it goes everywhere: over the horse after a class, into the buckets, through every fixture in the living quarters. You manage the feed, the farrier, the entries and the schedule. Then you hook a hose to whatever the ground happens to run and hope for the best.
The wash rack fights you
Hard water is why the soap won't lather and why rinsing takes twice as long as it should. It leaves film in buckets and stock tanks that you end up scrubbing back out, and it is not what you would choose to be running over a coat you just spent an hour on.
The LQ scales like a coach
Water heater, shower, faucets, PEX. All of it collects mineral buildup hookup after hookup. And the same water dries to chalky spots on the trailer, the chrome and the tack you just cleaned, so the rig never quite looks the way it did leaving home.
One hookup, and the water stops being a variable.
H2O Simplified is a patented 3-in-1 unit built for the way you actually haul. It mounts in the rig, takes the ground's hookup, and treats everything downstream of it. Then it goes to the next show with you.
- Softening: pulls the calcium and magnesium before the water reaches the wash rack, the buckets or your LQ plumbing. Soap lathers, rinsing goes faster, and the water heater stops collecting scale.
- Filtration: cleaner, clearer water from the stock-tank fill to the LQ kitchen and shower, whatever the local spigot happened to be carrying that week.
- Spot-free rinse: wash the trailer down and leave it. It dries without chalk, so the chrome and the tack still look right long after the class is over.
It adds up across a hauling season.
Every horse trailer, gooseneck to slant-load, and the barn back home.
Living-quarters and gooseneck trailers, slant-loads, stock haulers, full show rigs. The unit is compact, simple to hook up wherever you park, and it travels to the next ground with you. If you want the same water at the barn between shows, ask about that too.
Tell us how you haul.
Let us know what you're pulling and how the living quarters are plumbed. Barn setups are worth a conversation too.
Protecting Your Investment. Improving Your Water. Simplified.