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Water Beds
The Home Wizard app calculates your
ideal home care program
to avoid
problems with your Water Beds, but sometimes trouble
can still occur. Here are answers to
questions about water bed low water level.

QUESTION FROM d. d. g.
do you ever need to add more water to a waterbed?ours seems to be lower after many years

ANSWER FROM HOME-WIZARD
Dear d.d.g.:
Normally, you should not have to add water to your waterbed, however, every six months you should be adding water conditioner to prevent bacteria, etc.
There could be a couple of reasons why the water level in your waterbed is dropping. First, you could have a very small leak in it. Another reason could be that your waterbed is stretching slightly over time, which could be making it seem to be softer.
Hope this is helpful.
Home-Wizard
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