Are salt pellets or crystals better?

Water Softener Crystals are recommended for households that have lower than average water consumption or for those who use a two-part water softening system. Water Softener Pellets can help reduce bridging, work better for moderate to high volume water users, and all-in-one tank system users.

What is the purity of Morton water softener salt?

99.8%
Morton® Pure and Natural™ is 99.8% pure salt. Category: Softener Salt.

Is Morton salt solar salt?

White Crystal® Solar Salt. Morton® White Crystal® Solar Salt is harvested, dried and screened for commercial use. White crystal solar salt is available in medium, coarse and extra coarse grades.

Does it matter what water softener salt you use?

Like many people, you may be baffled by all of the water softener salt choices you see at the store: crystals, block, table, rock, and pellets. First of all, only salt or potassium chloride specifically designed for water softeners should be used.

Does Morton Salt contain sea salt?

Morton ® Pure and Natural™ is not a sea salt obtained from evaporation of ocean water to dryness. It is a higher purity salt, and therefore cannot be used to make seawater for salt water fish without additional trace mineral supplementation.

Which softener salt is best for your water softener?

Rock Salt. Image Credit: www.saltforwatersofteners.co.uk Rock Salt is basically a kind of salt that is usually mined underground.

Is water softener the same as salt?

The water softener salt that you buy to put in your water softeners brine tank is nothing more than salt that has been mined from the earth, just like the rock salt that you buy to melt ice. So why is the answer also no? The biggest difference between water softener salt and rock salt is simply the purity of it.

Do water softeners contribute to salt consumption?

The main source of sodium in peoples diet comes from processed food and table salt. Water softeners usually contribute to 1% of people’s daily sodium intake. The reason that salt gets into the water is that softeners use a process called Ion Exchange.