Water Softeners and Air Filtration Systems - Iron Filter/Softener Advice

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jjxhst
05-09-06, 10:31 PM
We just recently drilled a new well and, in looking for the right water conditioning solution, I've been through the parade of water equipment salesman ........ I'm here for some honest input..

A unbiased opinion would be greatly appreciated..
Figures are in mg/l
hardness-282
iron- 14.4
Magnanese- 0.372
Sulphate-13
Sulphite-4
TDS-205

What would be a good combination to use?

OO7
07-01-06, 09:15 PM
We just recently drilled a new well and, in looking for the right water conditioning solution, I've been through the parade of water equipment salesman ........ I'm here for some honest input..

A unbiased opinion would be greatly appreciated..
Figures are in mg/l
hardness-282
iron- 14.4
Magnanese- 0.372
Sulphate-13
Sulphite-4
TDS-205

What would be a good combination to use?


CrystalRight system based on 2 cubic foot of CR100 if pH below 7 or CR200 if pH above 7, housed in 12 x 54 tank, using Clack WS1 valve. + RO system for sulphite/ate

2,500 dollars should do it. A bigger system than normal because of high iron.

Nearly half I suppose, DIY, for cheapest bits separately.