Is drinking water from a water softener at your home healthy?
Valentinebaby asked:
We have just purchased a home with a salt water softener. The water is all foamy and cloudy when it comes out of the faucet and there is no bypass – ALL the water in the house runs through it. There are 4 of us and 3 pets. Is it healthy/safe to drink softened water or should we get a water cooler for drinking and cooking?
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We have just purchased a home with a salt water softener. The water is all foamy and cloudy when it comes out of the faucet and there is no bypass – ALL the water in the house runs through it. There are 4 of us and 3 pets. Is it healthy/safe to drink softened water or should we get a water cooler for drinking and cooking?
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Julio 4th, 2009 at 1:43
id get some one in to look at it it should not be doing that but you need water as it has floride in so get someone at to c it and c what they say good luck
Julio 7th, 2009 at 11:47
Yes people do it all the time.
Julio 9th, 2009 at 15:58
If it has a water purifier than it’s fine, however the softener has just that in it, softener. I recommend the PUR system that hooks onto your faucet. They even have the one that has flavored cartridges so you can drink both plain and flavored. It’s available at Target for about $50. It’s alot cheaper than buying bottled water which runs around $5 for every 24 bottles you buy. Hope this helps!;)
P.S. Water has flouride but you can get flouride in ACT mouthwash now. It’s more important for you to drink water that’s purified than to worry about flouride. I’ve been in dental for almost 20 yrs and the ACT is wonderful and you only use it once a day, preferrably before bed.
Julio 13th, 2009 at 3:06
If the previous owners are still alive, one could guess it’s safe.
Personally I’d rather drink beer than foamy water.
I doubt however your kids would do well at school smelling like alchofrolics, so to be on the safe side boil the water first.