Versions

Regeneration
The High Dials Lyrics

Rest in the sun brings regeneration
Soaking in the sea brings regeneration
Love of a girl brings regeneration
Deep inner peace brings regeneration
Sweetness and light brings regeneration

Music breaking time brings regeneration

Contributed by Lillian E. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

To comment on specific lyrics, highlight them

Montreal band The High Dials make psychedelic pop shaded with folk rock, shoegaze and electro influences. Drawing inspiration from a variety of styles the band create wall-of-sound music built on swirling guitars, three-part harmonies and retro keys.

The High Dials have had an evolving line-up since their 2003 debut centred around Trevor Anderson (singer-songwriter) and Robbie MacArthur (guitars). Hailed by the likes of NME, Spin and Brooklyn Vegan, they have a deep back catalogue and extensive tour history in both North America and the UK. Read Full BioMontreal band The High Dials make psychedelic pop shaded with folk rock, shoegaze and electro influences. Drawing inspiration from a variety of styles the band create wall-of-sound music built on swirling guitars, three-part harmonies and retro keys.

The High Dials have had an evolving line-up since their 2003 debut centred around Trevor Anderson (singer-songwriter) and Robbie MacArthur (guitars). Hailed by the likes of NME, Spin and Brooklyn Vegan, they have a deep back catalogue and extensive tour history in both North America and the UK.

Highlights from band’s live history include US and UK tours with the Brian Jonestown Massacre, support slots with Echo and the Bunnymen, the Osheaga festival in Montreal and appearances at various international events such as the Great Escape, In the City, CMJ and SXSW. In 2014, they toured the UK and Ireland with The Besnard Lakes.

The band recently collaborated with legendary Rolling Stones producer Andrew Loog Oldham on an album of Stones covers - fellow contributors included Johnny Marr, Gryff Rhys (Super Furry Animals) and Elliott Easton (The Cars).

Two of the band’s songs currently feature in the hit Netflix series House of Cards.

In February 2015 they released “In the A.M. Wilds” worldwide through Fontana North/Universal.

Official website: www.thehighdials.net

TRACKS

Genre not found

Artist not found

Album not found

Search results not found

Song not found

Comments from YouTube:

Gary the Water Guy

1y↑1

I'll bet you don't know! Check it out to learn more.

Urs Dietschi

37w

Hi Gary,
Thanks so much for your very informative videos.
We had our Clack water softener installed by a professional plumber but I am not sure that the settings are correct. We are a 2-4 person household.
His settings are: Hardness 20, Capacity 24,000, Salt usage 9.5 lbs
Our well water analysis shows: Hardness - 172 ppm (10 g/gal), Iron - 0.075ppm, Manganese 0.078 ppm
The resin tank size is 1054 (10" x 54"), that's 48,000 Grain Capacity, right?
What should the settings be for hardness, capacity and salt usage?
Thanks.

Urs Dietschi

37w

@Gary the Water Guy Thanks for the reply. I will talk to the plumber. I was hoping to use as little salt as possible. Maybe a smaller tank would be better.

Gary the Water Guy

37w

Your plumber left it at the default settings, bad plumber! With that size tank it could be 48,000 grains but who knows what is actually in the tank, you need to ask the plumber what size water softener you received. This video will show you how to program the correct settings https://youtu.be/c6r7qUK8to4 Assuming it is 48,000 grains the settings should be Hardness 10+1+2=13. Capacity 38,400 Salt 14.

Mike

Thanks Gary. It is a very clear explanation.

Gary the Water Guy

Glad it was helpful! Please share with friends and family!

John Boyles

Gary, Excellent video! As a technician in another industry, I really appreciate your detailed explanation, while maintaining simplicity for the average Joe. That said, and I know you'll cringe at this approach, but on our new softener, I simply started at 21 days and reduced by 3 per step until the water remained soft. I know... I know; I'm bad. LOL. I am curious to understand why the complicated math instead of simply taking the actual water usage for the last 6-12 months from the water bills or calling the city, converting from cubic feet to gal (ours is measured in cuft not gal), and then dividing by 30 to obtain the actual usage? Thoughts?

Gary the Water Guy

1y↑1

Whatever way you calculate usage is fine. Many of our customers are on well or surface water so they do not have the option of knowing their water usage , the rest cringe when I ask them to check their water bill for their usage.

Jose Rivera

Thank you so much for your great vídeos 👍

Gary the Water Guy

Glad you like them! Please share with friends and family!

྇M྇e྇i྇s྇t྇e྇r྇ ྇d྇e྇r྇ ྇E྇r྇k྇e྇n྇n྇t྇n྇i྇s྇

Hey :) Cooles Video! Thanks. ;)
Hast du eigentlich jenes Jungbrunnenwasser aus so einem Aquacentrum Gerät jemals kennengelernt?
Dieses Wasser ist richtig richtig gut! :D
Es hilft einem echt fit zu bleiben !! 👍🏻

Gary the Water Guy

My German is very rusty but I think you said you like it.

Nisal Kavinda

Gary, I've had water with some white powder/flakes after sitting there for some time. Is it because of hardness (calcium)?

Gary the Water Guy

Likely yes, but the only way to know for sure is to have it tested.

3sidesofeve

Would have been helpful to step through the menu with those settings.

Gary the Water Guy

Yes, but it does differ for every brand of water softener. For Clack valves check out this video https://youtu.be/-xgOm21ydEo

Paul Brotchie

Garry your tutorials are great. Thank you. My Fleck sxt 9100 is not softening our water. I have inspected and cleaned the injector assembly and manually backwashed 2 or 3 times over a couple of weeks. I have stirred the brine tank numerous times. On backwash it does recycle brine H20. I don't yet know know how to read/interpret the program settings. I am wondering if I should do a reset/re-program. I will need to access my hardness data etc. I will flush my tankless water heater next. I don't know where to go from here. Any direction would be helpful. Thank you again.

Gary the Water Guy

I would go through the trouble shooting steps outlined in this video https://youtu.be/Lr3jyGiJdC0

Fred F

I wish we had a Gary the water guy..... in Jax Florida.

Gary the Water Guy

We have lots of customers in Florida. We help them remotely and they order from our US website https://waterestore.com/

Fernando Rodriguez

37w

Gary do you have a tutorial video how to install a water softener with not plumbing licenses

Gary the Water Guy

36w

My water softener installation playlist is here https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmnBltD77jBUYlUN9sWzkMkrLQ2VOURUn

DrB DIY

45w

Great video.

Gary the Water Guy

44w

Glad you liked it! Please share with friends and family.

M Jones

My softener has Salt efficiency mode that can be turned on/off. The manual says it may regenerate more often with this enabled. It also says Salt Efficiency enabled will use more water, less salt. Disabled it uses less water, more salt. My concern about having it on is, if its using less salt will it still soften my water to correct setting as well as it would when it's disabled?

Gary the Water Guy

I really do not know. None of the water softeners we use has that mode.

Linda goentzel

41w

Hi Gary! hoe to repair water coming out of the top of the tiny part on the top of the tank?

Gary the Water Guy

40w

email us a picture of where the water is coming out and we should be able to help. info@waterestore.com

Sean Hennessey

42w↑1

I just had a Clack WS1 water softener installed at my cottage and the tech set the filter to regenerate at 800 gallons or every Monday whichever comes first. My assumption is he used our test results and estimated usage to calculate this frequency? Our water usage can vary considerably depending on visitors and time of year. For example, if we leave the cottage Tuesday morning after using very little water and don't plan to return until the following Tuesday, it seems a waste to regenerate after minimal usage. Isn't it easier to regenerate manually as we can see our usage between regeneration? And, we can pick a regeneration time when we aren't using the water.

Gary the Water Guy

42w

Great question. The water softener needs to regenerate at least every 14 days or you will have problems. I would change the 8 to 14 to minmize wasted water and salt.

Cybil Foster

1y↑1

Hi Gary - I’m running into the issue of finding a water softener/whole house filtration for my home which only uses about 50 gallons a day as it is a 1-person home. Using your calculations and the smallest unit I have found online at 32000 grains, it would regenerate every 32 days which is too long for the resin beads to sit without regen, correct. What unit should I be looking for? Most articles and videos factor in the standard 4-6 person household which have not been too helpful!

Cybil Foster

@Gary the Water Guy What is the difference in the 700 vs pro 180?

Gary the Water Guy

This is the one I suggest https://waterestore.ca/products/waterboss-pro-180-high-efficiency-water-softener?_pos=176&_sid=83c510f3e&_ss=r Only 17 gallons of water per regeneration and 18,000 grains.

Rebecca Shelly

Is it normal for a metered set on auto regen water softener to go 18 days without regenerating? Will it cause problems with the softener if it does not regenerate often enough? There's 2 of us in household. It would regenerate every 3 to 4 days at first when set up in garage but found out there was an older softener inground so it was moved to that location (buried).
Thanks Gary love you videos.

Gary the Water Guy

You should set the over ride for 14 days. Does not make sense that it was 3 - 4 days before and now is 18 days. Something changed.

Daddy-Daughter Movie Night

42w

I'm new to water softener systems but the one we have in our new home produces water that just feels "slimy" to me. (I've heard this described as "silky" by folks who like it.) The hard water here in Minnesota where we've relocated definitely beats up our laundry when there's no softener, so I understand the need for some softening, but is there a way to dial it back a bit so my showers don't feel slimy? With my eyes closed I honestly can't tell if I've washed all the soap off my face some times. There has to be some middle ground...any suggestions? Thanks, I appreciated the knowledge in your video.

Gary the Water Guy

42w

Depends on the type of water softener but htis video may help https://youtu.be/i0-ZvXEyWz8

TriX-46

Excellent explanation. Any particular water softener that you could recommend?

Gary the Water Guy

51w

Our HUM brand is what I recommend https://waterestore.ca/products/hum-deluxe-water-softener-30-000-grain?_pos=1103&_sid=419ab3855&_ss=r

Liz

So if it’s Metered do we need to Only set the hardness? How do we figure out the hardness? Do we have to bring it somewhere to get tested? Thanks!

Gary the Water Guy

Yes, you only need to set the hardness. This video will help https://youtu.be/rLXlIK1MJ9s

Steve Phung

Hey Gary my bleach bar got stuck under my toilet flapper it ran 8100 g during the time I sleep and woke up is it gonna damage the softener?

Steve Phung

Why is my water softener eating too much salt Gary it’s a 35,000 grain and set to 17 gpg

Steve Phung

@Gary the Water Guy thank you Gary

Gary the Water Guy

1y↑1

No, it will not.

Jay Tullous

Hi Gary we have a waterboss 900 model. The meter read 00 x 100 available soft water. Is this something to be worried about? Will it regenerate on its own? Will I run out of soft water? I have salt in tank with water in the tank as well. Some insight would be very appreciated.

Gary the Water Guy

Yes it will regenerate on it's own. No you will not run out of soft water.

BEEZEE AUTO

51w

Thanks Gary
I’m looking for an installer in Brampton

Gary the Water Guy

51w

Sorry I don't know any in Brampton.

Sory Moya

44w

Maybe this is a dumb question but I have to do this or this something the system do it by itself?

Gary the Water Guy

43w

The water softener is programmed to this automatically.

Retro52

Sorry if this is off topic but I need this question answered. Can you run a regeneration cycle on a water softener using only water? I would like to run a regeneration cycle using only the recommended amount of water (2.25 gallons, "Refill" feature) and a sterilizer (bleach, commercial sterilizer). I would do this after emptying and cleaning the brine tank. My manual says only to use "Crystal" salt and all the crystal salt available to me comes with additives. I emailed Pro Products and they told me not to mix there sterilizer with salt that contains additives.