Think of the resin beads inside your softener as tiny sponges for hard water minerals. They grab onto calcium and magnesium, swapping them for soft, lovely sodium. Over time, though, those beads get tired, like a sponge that’s been used to clean up a muddy puddle too many times. That’s when your softener starts slacking off—kind of like a coffee maker that makes weak brew after a thousand pots.
How to Check Resin Condition in an Old Softener
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