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  1. David Schmidt

    Iron Removal by Water Softener (low hardness)

    Thanks for your helpful comments, DIYMissus, WorthFlorida and dittohead. From your responses, and additional research, I'm thinking that oxidation/filtration or an oxidizing filter media will be the best way to go. The house is being built in rural northern Colorado, but there are a couple of...
  2. David Schmidt

    Iron Removal by Water Softener (low hardness)

    Hello, everyone. My wife and I will be ready to move into our new home in a few months. The water analysis for our well shows the following concentrations: TDS 610 ppm Conductivity 970 uS/cm Iron 1.67 ppm Hardness 7.33 ppm as CaCO3 (0.43 gpg) Calcium 2.22 ppm Magnesium 0.432 ppm Manganese...
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