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Pro Tips Series #2: How to Maintain Your Water Softener for Optimal Efficiency and Quality of Water

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Welcome to our Pro Tips Series , where we share expert insights to help you keep your home water systems running at peak performance and maintain quality water for your family. In this edition, we’ll focus on how to maintain your water softener so it delivers efficient operation, protects your plumbing, and ensures consistently soft, high-quality water. Pro Tip #1: Check Salt Levels Regularly Inspect the brine tank monthly and keep salt at least half full. Don’t overfill—leave a few inches of headspace to promote proper brine formation and reliable regenerations. To ensure your water softener is working properly and efficiently, it helps to run the salt tank almost out of salt every six months to ensure there isn't any sediment, silt, or mushed salt at the bottom of the tank, which can cause the water softener to not draw brine and/or plug the venturi nozzle, which draws salt brine in to regenerate the resin. Many water treatment manufacturers offer remo...

Is rusty water causing strife in the home for you and the wife?

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Is rusty water causing strife in the home for you and the wife?   Is the wife normally blonde but suddenly finds herself becoming a Redhead?  You could try telling her "red hair" is in vogue these days and she looks great as a redhead but that's probably not the best approach to solving the problem or keeping her happy!  I have a better idea.  Let her know you can fix the water and she will always be that naturally beautiful blonde you married!  You can make that happen and she can have blonde hair again.  Great water makes everything better and a "Happy Wife, is a Happy Life"! What are the culprits causing the problems? Iron, Manganese, and hydrogen sulfide are the most obvious problems with well water, causing staining on everything and everyone Hydrogen sulfide also has that nasty, rotten egg smell.  All three can cause problems, even at very low levels.  The good news is you don't have to live with water like this because all these wat...