How well does this system do with well water?
995446
To be honest,I don't think it would be a problem. Might want to take a sample of the well water to your local swimming pool supply store. they can tell you right away how hard or soft the water actually is.
995447
We're on a well & live in Louisiana, so we run our pool for an extended summer period. The pool has been set up for 4 years and it's PERFECT.
995448
Should work fine as long as the water is not too hard. Take a sample to your local pool supplies store and ask them to test it.
995449
Works fine, I,ve been using ours for a few years now with no problems. Bare in mind that if your wells water has high iron in it, the iron will eventually settle to the bottom and you will have to keep vacuuming the pool till it's gone. Basically this unit works kinda like a watersoftner does on water. Saves you on keeping the water clear all year.
995450
We have well water and it works great. Just remember to take it apart and clean it before putting it away for the winter.
995451
Perfect. We have well water with high iron content. I put in algacide & about 1/2 bottle of vitamin c tablets and our pool water stays perfectly clear. I run my salt system 2 hours a day. If it rains and water turns green just add more vitamin c.
504339
Hi, I have this system but I don't use it for my drinking water. I use it for my aquarium. Wish I could of been better help. It works great for my water changes. I hope someone can answer your questions.
2080509
I am on a well and don't have great water pressure to start with. I took out the flow restrictor which definitely helps city or well. For the money not a bad deal. People complain about plastic but unless you want to spend $250 or more they are all plastic these days. I'd get another one.
134664
Yes, I will recommend pump in the system. I bought one system from iSping without pump and returned it because the very slow in producing water. If you want to split some water to refrigerator, a system with pump will be better.
862020
This system may, or may not work for your well water. If you have well water, the very first place to start, before buying any treatment equipment is with a water test. If you have already had your water tested, then please share those results with us so we can make a recommendation. We also have tests available. Please contact us for support 1-877-693-7873 M-F 9am to 5pm Mountain Standard Time.
1964092
That pump should be fine. The filter slows the water quite a bit anyway. It probably takes almost a minute to fill a quart. I use it at camp so I don't have it with me. And I don't know the strength of the pump I use either. The water tastes fine. 30gph seems a bit fast but I haven't timed it. I love it.
1273623
We are on a well ... no chlorine. Water Boss seems to recommend the Model 950 For City Water.
538518
i am very happy with this filter system. i have well water and have not been able to drink the water for a long time. after we installed this system our water is drinkable now. the company was the best with help on any question we had and so friendly. YES I would recommend this to anyone that has well water. we have tested the water now 2 different time and very happy with the result.
1660029
We have a well with soft water that comes through a coal vein. We thought we could "get by" with a lesser filter but found out the RFC-BBSA filter last us about three months but MY! what a difference - It's Clean!
325318
I believe the ratio is about 3 to 1 for the stock system without a permeate pump. It seems like a lot but realize the average person uses 100 gallons a day for showers etc. So, for a gallon of pure water a day you use 4 gallons total. I feel itis well worth it. However, I purchased a permeate pump which reduces waste water and increases pressure. Still cheaper and better than bottled water.
282505
Its a good system and delivers plenty of water. The only "con" is the "pulsating massage" mode doesn't quite live up to expectations and LED would be a nice aesthetic and safety feature. I have the longer hose which doesn't cut the higher water pressure. I was looking for a shower head with the most water flow and discovered there has not been much research in this area, but I found a blog that recommended this unit for amount of flow.
1381100
Yes it does: I am on a well system, too. The only downside is that it is very slow: It takes more than a minute to fill a coffee-pot with water, even when it was new. I also have a Kenmore whole-house water softener: the cheap one, not the full system, but there is a noticeable improvement in the taste of the water with this filter. I recommend it: Just don't be in a hurry! ;-)
1410773
Yes. I use 'the Works' spray cleaner which is the best cleaner for my well water issue. I also use Bar Keepers Friend. It is a nice sink if you do not have well water.
504341
Purchased this unit several months ago. Compact and convenient, works well. I got it to make good drinking water, as well as to make water for my small Hydroponic set up. My water is about 450 PPM out of the faucet. The Mighty Mite took it down to 7 PPM to start with, but now it is at 13 PPM, as I have run a lot of water through it and filter changes are most likely coming in the future. Makes 2 gallons of drinking water in about 35 minutes depending on water pressure. This unit can easily be moved from place to place as it is so small, and just hooks up to your faucet. I would definitely recommend this unit for a portable RO System, but not for a whole house application. Purchased this unit several months ago. Compact and convenient, works well. I got it to make good drinking water, as well as to make water for my small Hydroponic set up. My water is about 450 PPM out of the faucet. The Mighty Mite took it down to 7 PPM to start with, but now it is at 13 PPM, as I have run a lot of water through it and filter changes are most likely coming in the future. Makes 2 gallons of drinking water in about 35 minutes depending on water pressure. This unit can easily be moved from place to place as it is so small, and just hooks up to your faucet. I would definitely... » Read More Purchased this unit several months ago. Compact and convenient, works well. I got it to make good drinking water, as well as to make water for my small Hydroponic set up. My water is about 450 PPM out of the faucet. The Mighty Mite took it down to 7 PPM to start with, but now it is at 13 PPM, as I have run a lot of water through it and filter changes are most likely coming in the future. Makes 2 gallons of drinking water in about 35 minutes depending on water pressure. This unit can easily be moved from place to place as it is so small, and just hooks up to your faucet. I would definitely recommend this unit for a portable RO System, but not for a whole house application. « Show Less
1162784
It don't matter as long as it works, I've owned mine since August and have nasty well water and it works great.
1114286
Hi I hope you enjoy the heater as much as I do. I have a well so I put well water in it any water should work
221602
Hello - not sure exactly of your question, but this system has a bladder inside instead of just simple air compression. I do not expect any change required to your well or well line set-up. I am a do-it-yourself plumber and researched tanks extensively before I bought this one. I am quite impressed so far after 1.5 years of service - no more surges in the shower and much less cycling of the pump due to the larger size of the tank + bladder. Suggest you go to their website to see how these are made for more info. Good luck.