does this remove iron in water
1046415
Yes. It removes everything. It reduces TDS to zero. Be aware that this water is NOT suitable for drinking. It is intended for special decontamination situations such as saltwater aquariums.
1046416
Depends on how much iron is in your water. I use a tds meter, and my well water has 380 ppm tds. After Ro/Di highest I've seen is .001 tds with this unit. Hope that helps a little. I would check tds in your water before making a decision.
1944718
Short answer: no. This product is for water systems to eliminate iron and sulphur odor in water.
764714
According to page 6 of the WaterBoss Owner's Manual issued 9/2/2009 (WB_Softener_v7.2_Manual), the only type of iron that can be treated with a water softener is Ferrous Iron (sometimes called clear water or dissolved iron). Model 900-IF (Iron Filter $399.00 at Home Depot)-Reduces iron, manganese, hydrogen sulfide, and iron bacteria. The WaterBoss 220 does improve our water quality but does still leave a little rust colored water in our water distiller (we have not a lot of iron but quite a bit of manganese). It also eliminates the sulfur smells.
1063438
You will need a water softener and this filter will not remove lead. It has 1 sediment filter and 2 activated carbon filters. See here for more info http://www.thewatersite.com/activated_carbon_water_filters.htm
878461
No, it does not! The company is purposefully vague about answering this. I use Berkey and ProPur to remove fluoride. I have since thrown out my ZeroWater.
1111900
It is probably the water(minerals). U can by a special solution for cleaning out irons- can' t remember what it is called since I have quit ironing.maybe that will help..
1772587
It will remove particulate iron over 5 microns in size. If you have dilute iron, you will also need an RFFE20-BB or equivalent filter. If you have over 3 ppm of iron in your water of either variety, you may need to pursue other options. In our case, testing showed that we had 2 ppm of particulate iron and 2 ppm of dilute iron in our water. The combination of the DGD-5005 and RFFE20-BB works perfectly in this application.
1101492
We have a lot of iron in our water. When the water changes color or gets foggy and/or flow slows down.
776571
i would say yes....it will remove waterstains on stainless cookwear that even a steelwool pad struggles with..... hope this helps
1564841
Yes I can answer that question - because the same thing happened to me. When you are through with your iron be sure to empty the water don't leave it in the iron. Also put water in the iron before turning it on. Both of those situations are described in the handbook.
1782062
Yes it does. However, this iron is no longer on the market. It is the best iron I have ever used and I miss it. I did get a used one but it was faulty so I sent it back.
1337429
It doesn't, it simply removes particles. Making water alkaline is a completely different thing.
622862
I'm not sure. I bought it to remove bacterial iron out of the well (filling a pool)... It didn't work for that.
1495724
Yes, but watch your filter pressure as the iron particles may accumulate and clog the filter.
1367281
Sorry, it only takes out particles. If they are iron they will be held in filter, but the water will still flow over them.
141705
Yes, but it does not bother me too much as I think it's better to again add water and know it's pretty well gone when I am finished ironing. I do like the iron.
718630
I am not sure. We have well water with a high iron/rust content and my hair is blonde. It does help remove the minerals and build up in my hair as well as leave it somewhat able to brush.