That is an old wives tale about putting salt in the water. If sodium chloride is used as a regeneration agent then a small amount of sodium (Na) is added to the water, not salt (NaCl); about the amount of sodium in a slide of bread per 8 oz glass of water. The chloride is stripped off. If this negligible amount of sodium still bothers you then use potassium chloride as the regeneration agent. You can get a water softener for about $450 from a "big box" store. While you can certainly pay thousands of dollars if you feel so inclined, you don't need to do so.
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Originally Posted by TNLAKEPANDA
We are very happy with out Nova house filtration system. It does exactly what it says it will do. We do not like salt in our water and we are not going to pay thousands of dollars for water treatment.
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