This section for water softener reviews will take on the top softener models available today.
A water softener is a self contained device. It connects directly to the water supply in order to treat the hard water that goes into a home. It works by removing “hard minerals” like magnesium, calcium and some other types of metal cations. The result of this is that the only water going into your home will be soft water. Soft water means no more limescale stains and, more lather from soap and the extended lifetime of your appliances and plumbing.
Water softeners come in all shapes, sizes and capacities. This means that you will always be able to find the right fit for your needs. Modern water softeners are so well designed that you may be able to install it yourself with basic plumbing skills. Installing it yourself is also a great idea because it means you will find it easier to maintain.
There are many benefits to buying and installing a water softener. These benefits range from energy efficiency to the extended lifespan of your home appliances and electronics.
Getting a softener is by far one of the best ways to treat hard water. The water softener reviews in the articles below will help you choose the right one. This will include an idea of how much it costs. I’ll also give you an idea of what to expect and whether the model you want is worth it.
Why A Whirlpool Water Softener Might NOT Be Worth It Whirlpool water softeners typically come with a 1-2 year warranty (with an option to extend to a 5 or 10-year warranty) but the industry standard is a lifetime warranty. At the time of writing this, Whirlpool softeners are only available for purchase in Lowe’s, Canada….
This Culligan Water Softener Review is Based on REAL Personal Experiences This Mulligan Water Softener review article was originally published in April 2017 and is based on complaint emails I received from verified Culligan customers. I cross-referenced the details they provided with information available online. However, the article has since been updated with more positive…
2 Kenmore Water Softener Problems and How to Solve Them In this overall Kenmore Water Softener Review, we are going to check out two main problems and how you can sort them out. Basically, Kenmore water softeners have 2 main issues: Kenmore water softeners are prone to salt issues. This is largely due to the…
The Most Common Mistakes To AVOID When Buying A Water Softener Many people buy the cheapest type of water softener that is not adequate for their needs. Cheaper and smaller water softeners are typically suitable for homes with 1-2 bathrooms and low-moderate daily use. If you have a family and slightly larger home / higher…
Read this Costco Water Softener review before making that purchase! Using your Costco membership to get a softener means you only have 1 softener option: EcoWater. EcoWater softeners are not bad products, but it is always worth looking at other options before you commit to one. Water softeners are not easy to return (once installed)…
Kinetico Water Softener Review + Why It Might NOT Be Worth It First things first, Kinetico’s official website does not provide any verified customer reviews. There isn’t a single Kinetico water softener system listed on Amazon, so it is not possible to see Kinetico system reviews there either. However, I have done some digging and…
Ecowater Softener Review: Why Eco Water Might NOT Be Worth It The biggest problem is hidden prices. Although some people claim to have been able to purchase the EcoWater Softener at Costco, you will typically need to go through a sales call or an in-person visit before getting a customised offer. However, many people report…
ScaleBlaster Review: Why It Might Not Be Worth It The ScaleBlaster water conditioner treats hard water by removing and helping to reduce the amount of mineral deposits in your plumbing system. This water treatment system is designed to remove and prevent lime scale deposits in your water pipes. The biggest selling points for water softeners…
Why Rainsoft Water Softener Might NOT Be Worth It The biggest issue is the price. RainSoft prices are in the range of thousands of dollars, I’ve seen quotes up to $13K. However, it’s possible to get a good quality whole house softener filter combination for a fraction of what RainSoft will quote you (e.g. SpringWell)….
Here Are The Biggest Problems With Novo Water Softener It’s a very small brand so there aren’t a lot of customer reviews or feedback available online to help decide if it’s worth it. “Novo” sounds way too much like “Nuvo.” Nuvo is a better known brand that provides a similar range of products. Even search…
Making improvements to your home’s water system is one of the best investments you can make. Whether it’s a water filter to remove contaminants or a water softener to soften the water and reduce scale buildup, having clean, safe water brings both health and financial benefits. However, with the many options available, choosing the right…
Why I Am No Longer Recommending Tier1 The original version of this article recommended Tier1 but this is no longer the case for the following reason. Tier1 does NOT filter your water. This means that you will still need to buy an additional filter because it is not safe to drink soft water over the…