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mikeyis4dcats. 05-12-2016 02:35 PM

big box stuff is crap, and Kinetico etc. are overpriced fooey.

Look for a system with a Fleck vlave, they are very durable. I installed a replacement in our home myself for about $500. http://www.qualitywaterforless.com/Default.asp

Properly calibrated you won't feel that slimyness some experience, and I go through about 20-30# of salt a month.

DonnDonna 11-21-2019 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc (Post 12226844)
Due to my excessively dry and scaly skin, my doc has recommended I install a water softener in home. I've never had one before and have no idea how to go about getting one. I would rather not spend a LOT but if I have to, I guess I will. My excema dictates that I do something.

Anyone have any thoughts or experience with these? TIA.

You'd better do a water test first to determine what substances should be reduced first in hard water. Hard water containing high iron should use a water softener such as Fleck Iron Pro 2 Combination, and medium hardness water is sufficient to use Fleck 5600SXT 48,000 Grain. The size of the population and the price of the product should all be considered.

cdcox 11-21-2019 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Hoopsdoc (Post 12227691)
Aaaaand a rep to you, good sir. I did not know something like this was an option. I'm probably ordering the in line filter as I'm really the only one in our family of six who has this issue.

I'm not springing for the whole system until I try this first.

That unit will not soften water. It is similar to a Britta or refrigerator filter. It will remove chlorine and organics, but not hardness. And it will grow microorganisms really well to spray all over you and your family.

scho63 11-22-2019 01:22 AM

Just add some anti-freeze to your water heater and that should work


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