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You dont need a water softener. Just for informational purposes if you softened water on 5.5 gpg it would add under 50 ml of sodium per quart of water. A cup on milk contains 120 ml og sodium. There are many aeration systems on the market that will solve your iron and sulfur problem. Most...

Very suprised you had CO2 with a 7.5 pH. I would be very suprised if that was a test performed by a laboratory. The guideline for pH by the EPA is 6.4 to 9.5. A pH of 7 is neutral. 7.5 is alkaline. The green in toilet bowls is probably because the water doesn't turn off quickly enough. Even...

Read the warning label on potassium permanganateused to regenerate greensand. If things go well fine. If not you may be drinking it. So many better options.

There is a selonid on the refrig. that needs x amount of pressure to open so ice cubes can form. You should have been told that by the Knetico rep. Not sure if removing the refrig. filter will help but worth a try. A pump can be added after the RO storage tank to add more pressure. Should be...

You don't need an iron filter. In most cases iron comes in one of two forms: ferrous and ferric. Your well may contain either or both. Nothing in the world removes ferrous iron better than a water softener. It does it through ionic exchange. It does not convert ferrous to ferric iron. Simply...