The BEST Water Softener... That No One Is Talking About. We Lab Test It!

We installed and lab-tested the SpringWell Salt-Based Water Softener! I also review some great features of the system, how to size it correctly, and two drawbacks you should be aware of. Enjoy! (This Video Was Not Sponsored By Anyone)

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🧾SpringWell Softener Review Chapters:
Intro 0:00
Pros:
Hi-Efficiency 0:42
Bluetooth Control Head 1:14
Configurations and How To Size 1:34
Long Lifespan 3:21
Lifetime Warranty 3:43

Drawbacks:
Initial Programming 4:16
Certifications 4:48

Lab Test Results 5:15
Who This System Is Best For 6:14
Feedback After Install 6:55
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THANK YOU FOR WATCHING! Let me know your questions!
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[jasonc]

You point out that this system uses 8% cross-linked resin like its a good thing. 8% resin is the "cheap stuff". The systems you get at Home Depot, Costco, Lowe's, etc use 8% cross-linked resin. The advantage of 8% resin is that it's cheap. The disadvantage of 8% resin is that it's cheap. 8% resin will lead to water pressure loss, uses a ton of salt leaving a slimy feeling in the water and these systems usually come with a 3-4 year warranty because they expect them to last you a few years and then you have to go get another one. If you are going to have the same resin in this system and a system you can get at Home Depot for $500, what's the point of speanding more than $500? You also mention that your "lab test" reported that this system took out 92% of the hardness in the water. That's actually horrible and not something you should be pointing out if you want to showcase this system. Water softeners are just that...water softeners. They are expected to bring the hardness down to 0 grains hard. 100% soft, not 92% soft. For living in an are with extremely hard water, the last system you should be looking at is a system with 8% resin. You need, at minimum, a system that uses 10% resin or even 16% resin. I hope you got paid well for promoting their product for them.

[peekos]

Great video. Can you talk more about how Springwell helps to save approximately $200 a year on salt and water savings over old school downflow softeners? Does Fleck fall into that category? And how does Springwell help save money exactly? Is it because the time between regeneration is longer? Or other factors? Thanks.

[markiuzzolino]

Thanks for this video. I’m assuming this was not a sponsored video. If so, do you have an opinion on how this SpringWell system stacks up against the US Water system? I’m looking at both and can’t make up my mind on which one to get. Also, have you tested or given thought about the UV water purification add on? Thanks!

[RobSnow-uisz]

how about water pressure...Does it decrease with this system?

[JamesPaige-oi]

I've had my ss1 for one year and am working on cleaning, as recommended by springwell. do you have a video for cleaning the ss1, particularly disconnecting the brine tank

[TallyDynasty]

What about removing chemicals like Flouride, Hormones, etc. That the city water has?

[shenal]

What do you think about kind water softner compair to this?

[dllanzy]

Is a double tank softener worth the money? Recently got a quote that was crazy high

[wwolfe]

Our new house is roughed in for water softener and looking at Springwell. What’s the typical cost for someone to install

[wovidal]

Great video, quick question, I am looking to get the combo Filter and Softener plus UV Purification system, do I need a RO system at all?
Thank you

[dasmodul]

I have to keep sodium intake low. May be a dumb question but do the salt based systems add sodium to drinking water I'd have to worry about? Thinking of a Salt-Free combo system from SpringWell but sounded like you think the salt versions are better. Our hard water has been wrecking our high end appliances (espresso machines, refrigerators, etc.)

[jackson]

Other than cost, are there any pros or con to using one size the ss4 over the ss1 ?

[rozzbourn]

we have 110 GPG and we had to buy the biggest water softener we could find. we go through about 6-8 bags of salt per month since we put it in 17 years ago. carrying the salt down to the basement is getting hard on me, and i need to find a modern softener that drastically reduces our usage. would a 110, 000 grain system be enough?

[crawfish]

even though I have 3 people in the house, and on occassion, I may have up to 6-10 people maybe only a couple of times a year,
what is the drawback of getting the SS4,
is it just basically having to backwash and waste more water?

[AceNaz-lvun]

WCFM550K Elite Series Iron, Manganese and Hydrogen Sulfide Reducing Whole House Water Filtration System

What you think of this

[kenarmstrong]

I get staining from iron and mineral build up on shower head and areators. A certain company tested the water and found 1.5 ppm of iron and hardness of 17 and reccomended a softener. My concern is for those who have to limit their salt intake, and the softener putting salt in the water. Is their an inexpensive way to remove the salt and still have soft water? my guess is a sediment filter, then softener, then RO, but that starts getting expensive and I hate changing the filters.

[antoniogonzalez]

Looking for a system to remove chloramines from water. Which one you recommend

[DanielleRoman-sh]

the plants are toast and anyone visiting your house with high blood pressure, give em salt they'll go away. we got the same thing for way cheaper with aquasure this is another infomercial

[bigdogstatus]

Softpro Elite HE system is better and less expensive