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Registered User
Trade: general contractor
Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 5
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Iron Filter For Well Water...Hello, What Would Be The Best Filter/system For Iron An
Hello,
What would be the best filter/system for iron and calcium residue for well water? The water leaves scum on glasses and red brownish residue on fixtures. Also what brand are well known for such filters? |
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The Old Master
Trade: Plumbing & Heating
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Allentown, PA
Posts: 91
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Re: Iron Filter For Well Water...Hello, What Would Be The Best Filter/system For Iron AnQuote:
http://info.ag.uidaho.edu/pdf/PNW/PNW589.pdf Take some water have it tested. Lots of different kinds of iron Filter or Remove would be my question. |
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Pro
Trade: contractor
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Alaska
Posts: 1,062
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Re: Iron Filter For Well Water...Hello, What Would Be The Best Filter/system For Iron An
As in the other post... last one I installed was a GE...bought it at THD for half the price of a culligan or kinetico...seems to work ok...easy install.
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Dufus Extrodinaire
Trade: Residential Renovations
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 159
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Re: Iron Filter For Well Water...Hello, What Would Be The Best Filter/system For Iron An
It really depends on the actual water quility. Best thing to do is get a sales rep test it. Culligan or the likes. That way you will know your hardness, iron level and or manganese.
I have a well - deep jet - that is new but has nasty water. Sulphur/iron at higher levels. Had Culligan come out and test - showed me what they had 'but' their systems would not do the job. And from tales told I wouldn't go for them. Had a Kinetico rep come out and test - Sulphur/Iron at high levels. I went with Kinetico for various reasons. 1: Equipment uses no electricity 2: Have a dual tank system for treament 3: Regeneration rate is low - only 30 gallons (most systems use upto 100 gallons to regen.) 4: The sulphur system uses only household bleach - 1 gallon lasts about 3 months 5: Great 10 year warranty - and they stand behind it I am not promoting them - just saying I have gone through it all and am very pleased with the results. Our water is clear and ordorless with no buildup on fixtures.
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