Posted by olilt on July 19, 2013 at 11:52:38 from (216.245.238.237):
In Reply to: Water softeners posted by awlknottedup on July 19, 2013 at 09:55:50:
They all work on the same principle-ion exchange. The system needs to be sized according to the typical gallon usage per day, and hardness of the water. Iron in the water may require more capacity, or a separate filter depending on the concentration. The control head is probably the most important component. A demand type control head that recharges the system only when necessary will minimize salt usage. The control head should be serviceable and replaceable without having to scrap the tanks and plumbing. I have a Kinetico primarily because it is non-electric. Getting the unit from a professional plumber is good advice. Check CL for used systems, but be sure to know what you are getting.
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