Res Care Liquid Water Softener Cleaner – Cleans Fouled Resin – Restores Softener Efficiency – Restores Resin Capacity – Extends Water Softener Life – Removes Contaminants

Res Care Water Softener Cleaner keeps resin cleaned and working as it should. Several ways to use. If you have a water softener that reminds you when to add cleaner (every 4 months) or in smaller amounts every month. So easy to use. Resin should last for years.

I’ve been buying individual bottles of Res Carewater softener cleaner for years and use it every 3 months and I’m very pleased with the effectiveness. Our water feels great. Very easy to use. My hair feels silky from the water. It was packed well with extra plastic wrapped around the top so it didn’t leak!

I know some people will disagree with me but for the most part salt is salt. What's different and what people need to understand is you need to keep your resin bed in the best possible condition. If you do that, your softener will last a very long time and one of the things you need to take care of or pay attention to is iron. Iron is the enemy of any water softener resin bed. This is a good product that keeps the iron flushed from your system and restores the resin beds. You need an automatic dispenser for it but it really does the job.

Water softener resin cleaner for yearly maintenance / longevity of system.

I used this product in two 64,000 gr resin beds over 5 years old in a house with greater than 5 occupants using the water from our well and water softener. I did each twice. The amount of iron etc. that came out in the rinse was significantly better than with Iron outt and salt alone. I believe the resin bed was cleansed from some impurities that I could not significantly remove during a normal ion exchange cleansing with salt and Iron outt. I have now returned to only using salt and the resin works much better than before the use of this product. I will use this again if I notice the resin bed needing an early regeneration or probably at yearly intervals. There was a taste of the phosphoric acid in the drinking water until the resin had been cleansed with salt only using two additional regeneration cycles. You may want to increase your rinse time on your unit to speed the process. Update: 9.17.15: I was only using salt with the salt purchased in 50 lb bags with the iron reduction addition. After 2 years, the efficiency of the resin bed was decreasing and occasionally I would have to early regenerate a cycle due to the complaint of a smell or hardness occurring. I did not want to run the full strength 4 oz per cubic foot of resin as it previously took 2 regeneration cycles to remove the phosphoric acid taste, thus I tried 2 oz with my longer backwash time as I mentioned earlier. I also changed the setting on my water hardness to a higher number which will cause the control unit to give me less gallons per next regeneration cycle (in my case from 1800 gallons to about 1400 gallons and thirdly increased by brine refill which will utilize more salt and a better ion exchange per cycle). After the 1st cycle the unit works great and with my longer backwash no noticeable taste by family members of the phosphoric acid using 2 oz in the salt tank. I continued manually adding 2 oz to my salt tank prior to regeneration and a month later and the water has been close to perfect in the house. Will use when needed with 2 oz res care per cycle and planning on using it at least monthly to help keep the resin clean and effective. Things to remember: 1. The resin will become less effective over time vs. when new so expect its ion exchange ability to diminish over time 2. If on well water the iron and other hardness factors needing to be removed may change over time. 3. the cost of a bag of salt is meaningless compared to the family complaints of stinky hard water forcing me to get up and run regeneration cycles at night etc. is not desirable; so , prevent this experience at all costs by changing the parameters above and as in my case only getting 1400 gallons divided by 5 equals 280 five gallon bottles or about $700 worth of "good" water if purchased from a supermarket. It's still a good value and don't go for the max 1800 gallons as in my case as it is not worth the risk. I answered unknown blue color question in question section today: unknown blue color in salt tank is probably Ferrous Phosphate precipitate from some phosphate combining with iron in the water (inorganic chemistry lab). I think its quite pretty and of no concern to me. Update: 8.22.17 The water has been good as long as I add about 3 to 4 oz to salt tank with each regeneration cycle as preventative maintenance...

This water softener cleaner is straightforward and easy to use for routine maintenance. Having the refill in a larger pack is convenient since it means I don’t have to keep reordering frequently. The liquid pours easily and mixes into the system without any hassle. It feels like a simple “set it and forget it” type of maintenance step, which is exactly what I want for something like a water softener. I also like the value of the multi-pack. It feels more cost-effective than buying smaller bottles repeatedly, and it’s nice having extra on hand when it’s time for the next cleaning cycle. Overall, it’s a practical maintenance product that makes it easy to keep a water softener running smoothly without much effort.

THIS PRODUCT WORKS BETTER THAN OTHERS ON THE MARKET FOR THE SAME PURPOSE. I've used it for many older softeners with resin beads older than I, and it always brings them back. I have had to backwashed several times to accomplish this on nasty and clumped together with iron particles. But it always does the job. Don't be afraid to try because it works and saves you hundreds for a new resin bed.

So far working great just started using it and have noticed a difference

Seems to work pretty well. Instructions on the bottle are clear and the bottle itself closes securely. It's also much cheaper in this format here on Amazon than my local big box home reno store. In fact, this 1 gal (3.78L) bottle is 3 times (!!!) cheaper than the equivalent amount of 16oz (470ml) bottles my local store sells. I added this directly to my brine tank and ran a few regeneration cycles at first (as per instructions) and then filled my automatic resin cleaner dispenser for regular operation.

Bon produit pour l'eau du réservoir !

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I bought into the Whirlpool cleanser program at $16/470ml bottle every 4 months. Then my go-to retailer ran out.... for a long time.... Tossed my quandary at AI which suggested this product as a better option for cleaning/conditioning my WHES40 and protecting the working parts. Better detergent profile. Concentrated so you don't need as much. Do the math: One gallon of this costs $55 at the time I bought it. I'm using 60ml of this stuff every 2-3 months at 87¢ per dose... I'll get 63 so the bottle will last (cough cough) 15 years....

Pour nettoyer adoussisseur d'eau. Je ne l'ai pas trouvé dans mon coin, alors j'ai vérifié sur amazon et à ma grande surprise ce produit était disponible. Merci amazone