Choosing the right water softener grain capacity is the most cost-effective way to soften your water. This guide explains what GPG (grains per gallon) means, how to calculate your required grain capacity, and what a resin bed is.
You should consider upgrading your water softener if:
1. Your system is over 10-15 years old and losing efficiency.
2. You notice hard water symptoms like chalky residue or dry skin, even after maintenance.
3. Your softener requires frequent, costly repairs.
4. You want to save money with a more energy-efficient model.
5. You need advanced features like better regeneration cycles or programmable controls.
Reverse osmosis is a highly effective water filtration process that removes up to 99% of contaminants. This guide explains how reverse osmosis (RO) works, the benefits of installing an RO system at home, and what impurities it can eliminate. Learn everything you need to know to decide if an RO system is right for you.
An RV water softener is a device that removes hard water from your RV’s water supply, preventing buildup and protecting your plumbing and appliances. Read our guide to learn all about the basics of RV water softeners.
Taking care of your RV water softener keeps your plumbing safe and your appliances running smoothly. This guide covers how to handle both self regenerating and manual units, troubleshoot common issues, and some helpful tips to keep maintenance easy.
Budget-friendly portable water softeners range from about $200-$400, while high-end self regenerating systems start around $1,500. This guide breaks down the options and benefits to help you decide what’s right for you.
