BEST Water Softener Systems Review💧(Ultimate 2023 Guide For Hard Water)

[@Freshnss]

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[@wakashi93]

Hi, I’m currently trying to decide between Springwell and SoftPro Elite as a salt-based water softener for a 4 bed 3 1/2 bath household with very hard city (Texas) water. I have seen recommendations for both and was wondering direct comparison pros/cons of each! Thank you!

[@Freshnss]

Hi There! Yes, happy to help. Can you send me an email at erik (at) freshnss.com and we will get you all squared away. Thank you 🙏

[@wakashi93]

Email sent! Thanks

[@Freshnss]

Received! Thank you! I just sent some info 🙌 Let me know what you think.

[@jarvistrimble4892]

Hi, just saw your Springwell water softner video. i had looked at one other video, which was for a Sringwell Home filtration system. the model was a CF1. Ui wm looking for a water treament system with water softner, so i am not sure what i should be looking for/ Thanks,

[@Freshnss]

Hey Jarvis - Thank you for watching!! The CF is a catalytic carbon filter for chlorine, chloramine, PFAS, VOCs, etc. And the softener is for the hard water minerals. There are combo system that come with both the water filter and softener, and that is a very common set up. Check that out here: bit.ly/3wBiqxJ Like I mentioned in the video, there are some nuances for the correct setup and proper sizing. If you can send me an email erik (at) freshnss.com I will go over the best options for you, and get you dialed in with the correct setup for the best price 👍

[@tevingroscost7953]

Drop!

[@martypack8569]

I've had the Yarna for several years now and IT Does NOT WORK. Complete waste of money.

[@stiliyangeorgiev4602]

Hello, im from Bulgaria i have a carwash and we use these i want to know how much salt and risin do i have to put

[@Freshnss]

Hey there!! The resin should last several years. A normal residential salt based water softener will use around 20 lbs of salt every 2-4 weeks. But since you are using it for car washing, you probably go through water much faster. You can check the brine tank to see the salt levels. The resin depends on the type of resin, but if you see that the water is leaving water spots or the soap is not lathering, you should consider replacing the resin

[@thehorseman3137]

What would you recommend for this scenerio. House of 3 with 2 baths, Well water that isnt super hard as its a shallow well, doesn't smell or anything but does leave scale buildup and quite a bot of Rust coloring. GPM is already limited to around 5gpm due to well requirements. Thanks !

[@Freshnss]

Hey, thanks for the question! I would recommend the SpringWell Salt Based softener. The ion exchange works better for well water, and will completely eliminate the scale and red water staining. Get the SS1 configuration which is designed for up to 3 bathrooms and optimal water pressure. Check it out here, it is actually 45% off. And use my code FRESH5 for another 5% off. bit.ly/3yPRU3t I wouldn’t recommend a salt-free option in this situation. Let me know any follow up questions.

[@Phil-D83]

Fleck 5800 based system with 45000-64000 grains. Add a triple pre-filters

[@j-deezy321]

You just described every water softener brand made lol

[@erikritland3448]

Great video! The SpringWell salt free model looks solid. Hate having to refill salt!

[@Freshnss]

Yes, that is a big positive! And it will save you money between the media replacements, salt refills, and electricity reduction!

[@12thegod]

Sorry to tell you but the salt systems, they actually work better then the salt less systems. I wish on the house I currently have I would have added the salt system with the salt free system…. I hate hard water and water spots it’s annoying. Especially on my cars.

[@Freshnss]

Hey Alan - Thank you for your input! Salt and salt-free systems are BOTH effective. But each has different use cases where they are preferable and work better.

[@mrprfct7069]

I am in TX. The city water has a 250 TDS. What do you recommend? Would like double digit tds. Water spots everywhere. I don’t mind salt but I would prefer to do away with that if possible

[@Freshnss]

There's really not enough info here to make an informed recommendation. TDS is a very broad measure, sort of like saying you have 250 money. Is it dollars? Quarters? Pesos? We always recommend testing to tell you what is actually in the water so you can treat what you want to treat.

[@mrprfct7069]

@@Freshnsswhich tester do you recommend?

[@Freshnss]

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[@babymoments7394]

Looking to purchase spring well for home. I have 4.5 bath. What size and price can you offer?

[@Freshnss]

Hey there! Are you looking at the SpringWell salt based softener or salt free? For the Salt Based, you select the 4-6 bathroom option (48K grain) and I can get you $85 off if you use our code FRESH5 at checkout here bit.ly/3yPRU3t For the salt-free, you select the 4-6 bathroom option and I can get you $100 off if use our code FRESH5 at check out here bit.ly/3LWt86f For better direct discounts, please email me and I can probably do a little better. My email is erik (at)freshnss.com

[@doridelicious]

Can’t afford these 🥺 saw your feedback on another video! 👌 Wondering what you think of the Waterdrop pitcher.? Zero is crap! Thanks 🙏

[@Freshnss]

Hey Dori - here is what I can do to hook you up on a budget for the best pitcher. The Clearly Filtered Water Filter Pitcher removes 99% of over 365 contaminants. It is my personal favorite for filter performance. Use our 15% Off Discount Code FRESH15 when you check out here: bit.ly/3MbRFV4 👌 What are you’re specific issues? Bc this video you commented on is for water softeners. Do you have hard water problem too?

[@doridelicious]

@@Freshnss Thanks for the recommendation 😊👌 You had commented on a guy that was sharing what the best pitcher was and called him out for just sharing what the maker was saying about their product.

[@Freshnss]

Yes my friend, happy to help!! There’s a lot of miss information out there! Let me know any other questions you have 🙏

[@Freshnss]

Hey Dori! Just wanted to follow up to see how your research is going and if I can be of any further assistance 🤓

[@try_always]

Can you make an in-depth review and comparison between puronics and spring well companies please. I’m debating between these two systems

[@Freshnss]

Hi Victor! We will add it to the list, great idea! I personally think you get more value out of the SpringWell since it has a lot of the same functionality at a more affordable price. Have you tested your water to know what is in it exactly? That will help drive the decision too

[@try_always]

@@Freshnss no, unfortunately. I’d like to do a genuine very in-depth multi chemical separation identification water exam to know what all is in here. If you ask me. It’s very cocktail like multi-chemical and sediment mix. The levels are not very high, but I don’t have to the tools or very good near by lab that’s not super expensive in Katy/cypress Texas.

[@Freshnss]

Totally understand. Can you send me an email erik at freshnss com and I can get you dialed in with the right testing. We work with a lab that has specialized water testing and we can get the right test and get a direct discount for you. Then you won’t have to guess what system is best for you home

[@Freshnss]

Hey Victor - Just wanted to follow up and see how your search is going and if you have any questions I can help with 👌

[@try_always]

@@Freshnss I sent an email, was it received ?

[@mastercreator2854]

Have you send the water to a 3rd party lab to test for fluoride, and total dissolved solids?

[@Freshnss]

Hey there! We do a lot of testing, but water softeners are not designed to remove fluoride and TDS. They remove Hardness minerals. Are you looking for a water filter for fluoride?

[@mastercreator2854]

@@Freshnss yes I’m looking for a whole house water filter that will remove fluoride. I’ve found Radiant Life series 6 and Pentair pro elite claim their filter removes fluoride but nobody seems to have done any 3rd party testing to see if all fluoride gets removed or if there’s still less than 1 ppm.

[@Freshnss]

Hey There - Carbon filters in general are not ideal for fluoride. If you want to target specifically fluoride, this is the special whole house filter: bit.ly/476Qu4L or you can do an RO like the water drop: bit.ly/3S9ucYe The starting concentration will heavily impact the remaining amount after filtration, but if you want to the highest likelihood of having fluoride under 1PPM, you should do point of use RO. A lot of people get the whole house setup with RO added on for that same reason. Let me know what you think, happy to provide more info on treatment options. Feel free to shoot me an email erik(at)freshnss.com 👍

[@12thegod]

Hmm kinda of advertised here. I live in Florida Orlando and some of these systems I have tried (4 to be exact) and none of them work, still got water spots on car and still have scale build up…. If the research was done from online like company websites… most of them are minimal working (from experience)…. Still looking for one that works if anyone willing to give me some tips glad to take it… then again if it works why are you here?😂

[@Freshnss]

Hey Alan - Thank you for checking out the review! That is unusual that 4 water softeners have not worked for you! Have you tested your water to know exactly what is in it and how hard it is? We have tested and used these softeners, and they have eliminated scale and water spotting. Also, what grain capacity systems are you using?

[@endgame4318]

I don’t know about how your water system is setup, but my outside water splits before my water softener so it doesn’t get softened which is good so I’m not putting softened salt water on my grass. I have the spring well system and I stopped getting water spots on my shower glass and glass cups when i wash in my dishwasher.

[@Freshnss]

That is super helpful info! It’s a good setup to have the outdoor water supply separated from your home for all the reasons you mentioned. We have used a lot of SpringWell softeners with great success too. Out of curiosity, what is your location?

[@tangodown2721]

This is an ad. Springwell isn't even nsf listed.

[@Freshnss]

NSF certification is voluntary and expensive. Many companies opt to use either certified components (like Springwell), or use other certification agencies like IAPMO.

[@wsurfer2147]

Just all talk and no real data.