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Hello, I appreciate the info and did a lot of reading and discovering information to all the individual aspects that play a part in arsenic. With what I had in place already and low iron I ended up putting together another larger metsorb HMRG backwash filter tank unit for about $1600.. wondering...

With my 1 bedroom 1 person residence, after lots of research and reading last few weeks I've found that there are many variables dependent on the water lab test results and the treatment in most part can/will vary differently for each individual. If you are going to do this treatment for arsenic...

Unfortunately the arsenic level I have will require a whole house system and because of cost I am trying to do it properly the first time. The under sink unit I tried with metsorb was around seventy five bucks, and will help with fridge etc.. thank you for reply

My iron level was low enough I was told the softener would handle the minimal amount. I had a AG lab do the tests originally so I could see them but didn't do any heavy metals til recently. I also wasn't drinking the water prior because the maganese was very high and fortunately the water...

This is the pitch for the under sink filter: Our filters utilize MetSorb material to efficiently eliminate heavy metals like arsenic III & V, lead, mercury, cadmium, and other contaminants. Plus, their exceptional adsorbent capacity extends replacement

Open to input for arsenic removal on private well. Have a water softener and everything else tested ok. Originally lab tested result was 20 ug/l for the arsenic. A under sink arsenic filter was put in place with a media filter specific for arsenic removal. Unfortunately after testing water a...

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I do have well water, test was done at a certified Ag lab. The hardness is 5.14 gpg (88mg/l) The iron is .320 mg/l The manganese is .850 mg/l (very high) PH 6.6 for reference Wanting to confirm the formula for end result. Was going to try utilizing green salt to help keep resin cleaner

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I have 3200 grain softener with a fleck 5600stx. Question on feed water hardness H number calculation to enter in programming. I'm seeing a variety of calculations out there, manual says one thing and internet states others. Anyone have something tried and tried to utilize. To include the water...

Was looking to replace a gooseneck copper pipe to pressure tank with the fitting in the middle but not at any of the stores around like they used to be, is due to the ease of other means pex etc.. or are they not readily available for another reason.. thanks..