Automatic Water Softener

- Make sure you have hard water that must be softened First and foremost, make sure you have hard water in your home. Hard water has more hardness minerals per gallon than one grain – which can be easily checked.
- Determine how much-softened water you require daily Buying a water softener is a difficult decision, especially with so many various types available. So, based on your household’s daily demands and the output of all the equipment you’re considering, decide whether it should be totally manual, semi-automated, or fully automatic.
- Is it required to reduce iron and manganese Whether your water softener is salt-based, check to see if the salt is causing you any health issues, primarily due to sodium salts and the risk of overloading your septic system.
- Assess the installation costs The cost of a water softener is not the same when you see it – and when you factor in the installation costs. As a result, be sure you’re not getting ripped off by the installation company and correctly negotiating the price.
- Determine if you’re willing to maintain it