Tips For Buying A Water Softener
                     Tips For Buying A Water Softener
  
Make Sure You Have Hard Water That 
Needs Softening
First and foremost, you should make sure that your home 
has hard water to begin with. Hard water is defined as one 
that has more hardness minerals than one grain per gallon 
– which can be tested easily.
  
Determine How Much Softened Water 
You Need Daily
Buying a water softener is not an easy decision, especially 
with all those different models out there. So, make sure to 
determine whether it should be fully manual, semi-
automatic or fully automatic – all based on the needs of 
your household daily and the output of all the equipment 
you are reviewing.
  
Is it Necessary to Remove Iron and 
Manganese
If your water softener is 
salt-based, make sure to 
see if the salt may cause 
health problems for you, 
mostly because of the 
sodium salts and the 
possibility of overloading 
your septic system.
  
Review the Cost of Installation
The price of a water 
softener is not the 
same when you see it 
– and when you add 
the installation cost to 
it. So, make sure to 
not be ripped off by 
the company that 
does the installation 
and negotiate the 
price accordingly.
  
See if You Are Willing to Maintain it
Water softeners need maintenance. Even if you get a fully 
automatic one, maintenance is still necessary – and it 
basically includes restocking the salt supply for the brine 
solution and cleaning the brine tank periodically.
  
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