New to Forum could use a little help

[sturev]

Thanks for the input. I shocked my well yesterday with hopes of reducing the iron.

What about filling with my softened water?

It will take a few days but the softener dealer looked at the 14.5K gallons to fill an said it would work. My softeners utilizes fine mesh resin which has in the past taken out most if not all of my iron. Typically a fine mesh resin softener can take up to 3 ppm of iron out reasonably well.

So, Should I use softened water?

Thanks a bunch.

I'm on a well with lots of nasty things (Iron, sulfur, super high Alk and who knows what else... ), and I filled my pool with the water from my treatment system and I've been totally happy! I have several filters and a salt softner, so if it's possible, I would sure consider it!

[AnnaK]

I'll give the plumbing shop a call tomorrow about the cost of the cal-hypo well shock pellets.

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