Potassium or Sodium?

[Mikey P]

Which do you use in your home softener and your truckmount softener and why?

 

[Mikey P]

did I really make you a mod here?

 

[Mikey P]

Just call me ObamoO

 

[Ron Werner]

Sodium would provide an interesting reaction :roll:

 

[Kevin. McCreary]

whatever the most expensive stuff is sitting next to the gas pump
when where filling up. The Morton stuff in the green bag.

 

[Ron Lippold]

potassium its a fertilizer and can be drained on the grass without killing it

 

[Guest]

Neither; just plain water.

 

[XTREME1]

yeah but your a recoil hack

 

[R W]

I use sodium in the TM softener. When I tried potassium, it would cake up and harden into a rock at the bottom of the brine tank. I don't know why...maybe all the different hardnesses of water in my service area.

You also cannot run hot water through the softener...at least Kinetico. That will definatley cause brine tank problems!

 

[Cameron1]

No need for any of that stuff..............We only have clean, soft water here in Georgia. That's why we don't have to pre-vac.

 

[Ron Werner]

No need for any of that stuff..............We only have clean, soft water here in Georgia. That's why we don't have to pre-vac.

huh????



isn't it Sodium (Na), that if you throw pure sodium in water it explodes?