ProSkill Services explains: How to Add Salt to your Water Softener 2021

Published 2021-06-08
ProSkill Services, Tyler Ringe, informs you how to add salt to your water softener and why it is important to keep up with your softener maintenance.

All Comments (21)
  • @onenikkione
    If you turn the temperature down on the water heater while on vacation a bacteria can grow in it. This happened to my mother. She returned from vacation, turned the water heater back up and showered once the water was warm and contacted Legionnaires Disease causing a hospital stay. The bacteria and water droplets enter your lungs as you shower.
  • @jackiemota910
    Thank you very much , you educating me better than the company I got a water softener from👍
  • @great567
    This was really useful! Do I have to shit off the valve every time I replenish the brine tank with salt?
  • This was informative. I just had a water softener installed today. They put 3 bags of salt in but the water is 8" above the salt. Am I correct that I should add more salt so that there isn't so much water above it?
  • @shavonmax
    Hello do you change your filters your self If so where do you get your filters from. I keep up with the maintenance but it is so expensive going threw raincoat.
  • @ahhhbeee3673
    Pls help! Is 2 bags a month normal? Or is that too much? I also see water being black. On 4/9 I added 1 bag. Typically I add 2 but being that it was kinda full I only added 1. But on 5/11, I ended up adding 3 bags. Then on 6/2 I added 2 bags & on 6/18 today I had to add 2 more bags! The tank is always a little less than half or like today it was half ( water always 6 inches from salt). We did have irrigation repairs around April but I’ve noticed the tank has been decreasing faster. I know it could maybe be the water usage being that it’s summer but could there be a problem somewhere? Maybe a leak? Or am I putting too much salt? I live in Nevada by the way. The water here is very bad. Pls help!
  • @compscript7973
    Why do I not have the water softer going to the fridge or cold water to sink?
  • @VanTheGamer07
    Hi I’m 22 I just bought my first house, I don’t see any water but I see salt half way up
  • @cranbers
    So if you keep your brine tank low (not empty with salt) that will affect the ability for the water softener to regen is that correct? (example is I have maybe 2 inches of salt in the bottom and the water level is maybe 8 inches). That's too low? I have been having issues with white residue all over my home from shower heads, to snks, dishes, and the water dispener in the fridge.
  • @marycravens6169
    How do you remove salt to see if you have a bridge? And what do you do to the bridge if you have one?
  • @user-lk8ro7rr1f
    Hello Sir I am from India ( Bharat ) I want to know just the manufacturing process of Salt Tablets please give me information. what are the components in that
  • @amustafa26
    I moved into a house with a softner system and bought one 40 lbs bag of Morton Pure and Natural crystals. They are smaller than the salt chunks in the video and seem to dissolve fast. Anyways, according to the bag, its says for a family of 4 add 3 bags every two months and family of 6 add 4 bags every two months. Thats a lot of salt and will be way above the water line.. am I missing something? How often do I need to check the salt? I did not add enough the first time and after a few days all the salt was dissolved so did not see any salt and added some more but was always below the line, and when I checked again.. same thing, all the salt was dissolved
  • @jimbodice2672
    That's cool. My level is full but the machine still says it's low. How the hell do I fix that? I hate these things. They rarely work and always have issue.
  • The water in my brine well in my salt tank is dark. I asked my filter installer if this was ok and he said yes, however I’m suspicious of what I’m seeing. I’ve never paid attention to it before and my system is just under 5 years old. I have a chlorinator, carbon filter, and soft water system.
  • @desertjedi
    I was told by our service tech that nobody uses potassium because it's become WAY too expensive. It was too expensive 10 years ago when I was using it. I switched to salt.
  • Why wouldn't you just turn the water off at the main instead of the softener?
  • OH crap. I filled mine all the way to the top months ago. Today I had only three bags left and filled it halfway. I had thought that was about right, but decided to look it up. I have to do this every month? So in another month, I should put only 2 bags in? Does it matter that the water is particularly hot (a husband thing: he likes near-boiling water): I was afraid I'd have to fill it more often. I was about to hire a handyman to do the whole thing because I have to drag that bag to the filter, lift it, then I stab the bag to let the pellets drop in. The first time, I gently unopened the bag and tried lifting it and that was a mistake, so I went Rambo on the bag and that worked fine. I'm 90lbs don't judge 😂