What is the life expectancy of a water softener?

A high-quality water softener will ultimately require maintenance and repair, even if it can last for ten to fifteen years. Despite the fact that water softeners are not meant to last a lifetime, with proper maintenance, you may maximize their longevity.

How often should a water softener be serviced?

A good water softening system can last ten to fifteen years if it is properly maintained. Ideally, a trained expert like Aquarius Water Conditioning should service your unit at least once a year. This frequency is recommended by the majority of water softening system manufacturers.

Are water softeners good or bad for your health?

Ion exchange water softening does not cause any illnesses. There are no extra chloride ions added to the water. They merely move through the resin bed and are discharged along with the regeneration waste as calcium chloride and magnesium chloride during the regeneration cycle.

What happens when your water softener is full of water?

Clogged brine lines or malfunctioning float assemblies that control the water level in the tanks can cause brine tanks on water softeners to become stuck full of water. This could lead to less effective regeneration cycles and reduced water softening efficacy in the system.

Are water softeners good or bad for your health?

Don't add more salt to the water. They merely move through the resin bed and are discharged along with the regeneration waste as calcium chloride and magnesium chloride during the regeneration cycle.