Why does my water softener make my water taste salty?

Your water softener has to clean the resin every so often. TO do this cleaning or “regeneration” a brine solution is used, water and salt. So softener do not rinse the resign after the regeneration and therefore some of the salt solutions goes into your tap causing the water to taste salty.Click to see full answer. Considering this, why does my water softener make my water salty?A properly installed and functional water softener will not make your water taste salty. If you are experiencing a salty taste in your water, it could often mean that the injector on your water softener is clogged, or there is some restriction or kink within the brine line or the drain line flow control.Subsequently, question is, why does my water taste salty in the morning? Tasting salt water first thing in the morning is often caused by a high amount of sodium chloride ions that have been left behind in your water softener after it has completed its regeneration process. Similarly, it is asked, does water softener make water salty? The truth is, water softeners do not add any salt to the water. The water softening process breaks down the salt to use its sodium. There is a difference. To clear things up, salt, also known as sodium chloride (NaCl), contains sodium (Na).How do you get rid of salty taste in water? Minimizing sodium consumption One solution is to use potassium chloride instead of sodium chloride pellets to soften your water. Another option is a reverse osmosis drinking water system installed along with your water softener. Reverse osmosis removes 95%+ of “everything” in the water, including sodium.

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