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According to this page - http://www.qualitywaterassociates.com/softeners/sizingchart.htm and the plumbing code constant SFR gpm sizing requirements on the internal link (http://www.qualitywaterassociates.com/pdf/3639_plumbingcode.pdf), I need a water softener with a flow rate of 22 gallons per minute.
According to this page - http://www.qualitywaterassociates.com/sizing.php, my daily grains of capacity needed is 5720 or 45760 is the total grains of capacity I need for approximately once per week regeneration with a 24 hr reserve. And finally, 2.5 is the minimum cubic foot size of softener required for your capacity needs.
Now that I know this, and knowing the Clack WS-1 CS is a great way to go, but can’t get it online, what is my next best option? In tend to do stuff myself and enjoy it. I could build a unit if that is a better way to go. Or, is it better to by a complete unit? I tend to think it would better to go the complete unit cost wise.
In any event, what is everyone’s opinions?
According to this page - http://www.qualitywaterassociates.com/sizing.php, my daily grains of capacity needed is 5720 or 45760 is the total grains of capacity I need for approximately once per week regeneration with a 24 hr reserve. And finally, 2.5 is the minimum cubic foot size of softener required for your capacity needs.
Now that I know this, and knowing the Clack WS-1 CS is a great way to go, but can’t get it online, what is my next best option? In tend to do stuff myself and enjoy it. I could build a unit if that is a better way to go. Or, is it better to by a complete unit? I tend to think it would better to go the complete unit cost wise.
In any event, what is everyone’s opinions?
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