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bearisgray 07-12-2017 01:20 PM

Water Softener
 
Do any of you have any recommendations?

We did have a Kinetico - but they are expensive -

After 27 years, it was officially pronounced non-functioning -

butter14562 07-12-2017 03:05 PM

We purchased ours at lowes. Whirlpool brand. Very happy with it.

Endora 07-12-2017 05:02 PM

Culligan, seems to be the "in" name around here.

liking quilting 07-12-2017 06:49 PM

Do you have a lot iron in the water? Waterright Sanitizer unit will take care of the iron problem and soften the water all in one unit.

patski 07-12-2017 08:25 PM

We were told by our plumber they are all about the same. We paid a lot for ours but when it bites the dust we will go for the cheaper option at home depot

Irishrose2 07-13-2017 05:26 PM

First one was a Wolverine, purchased in 1966, and moved 4 times. It gave up in 2014. 48 years!! I replaced with a Kenmore and so far it does what it needs to do and seems to use less salt. My skin can't handle the chlorine in city water so softening is a must. City?? Two blocks from the Manistee Nat'l forest with bears and coyotes occasionally visiting, but we are on the city system. Culligan is in the area, but for me, price was a factor.

Jingle 07-13-2017 06:11 PM

Does the salt used to soften water affect one's blood pressure.

Battle Axe 07-14-2017 02:56 AM

I think it is called a Water Boss. I had Culligan but it just seemed like I was always paying a bill.

Mamia 07-14-2017 04:53 AM

We had a Culligan when we moved into our home everytime we went on vacation I would have to buy new underclothes because they were yellow. I did find a product called yellow out to get the iron out of our cloths.
We bought a Kinetico which has two bottles when one needs to recycle the other one takes over. I was washing my white cloths as the last load in the Culligan and was washing them in unsoftened water. With the Kulligan my water is always soft. No more yellow clothing. This to me was worth the extra cost.

bearisgray 07-14-2017 06:45 AM


Originally Posted by Mamia (Post 7863684)
We had a Culligan when we moved into our home everytime we went on vacation I would have to buy new underclothes because they were yellow. I did find a product called yellow out to get the iron out of our cloths.
We bought a Kinetico which has two bottles when one needs to recycle the other one takes over. I was washing my white cloths as the last load in the Culligan and was washing them in unsoftened water. With the Kulligan my water is always soft. No more yellow clothing. This to me was worth the extra cost.

Kullligan or Kinetico?


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