Water softener salt, delivered to your door
Never haul a 40-pound bag again.
Salt for salt-based softeners, delivered so you never haul bags again. [Confirm with partner.]
- Delivered
- Right salt for your system
- Auto-ship option
Questions before you buy?
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You're probably on this page because:
- You're hauling 40-pound bags from the store
- You forgot the salt and the water turned hard again
- You're not sure which salt to buy
Let the salt come to you.
Salt, by the numbers
- About one 40-lb bag a month: what a typical family uses on moderately hard water.
- Every 4 to 6 weeks: how often most homes refill.
Sources: industry averages.
Which salt to buy
| Type | Best for |
|---|---|
| Pellets | Most softeners; dissolve cleanly, less bridging |
| Solar crystals | Works in most systems |
| Potassium chloride | Homes avoiding added sodium; costs more |
| Rock salt | Skip it: dirt clogs the tank |
Life with it vs. without
| Without it | With it |
|---|---|
| Hauling bags | Delivered on schedule |
| Running out by surprise | Never empty |
What happens after you order
- 1
Your order ships [confirm timing]
- 2
A rep calls to say thanks and make sure it arrived
- 3
Got questions about your water? They'll help. No pressure.
- 4
Refills every 6 months if you subscribe
Our take
How to avoid a salt bridge
Here's what our customers ask most before buying, after years of selling these.
A salt bridge is a hard crust of salt that forms over the water in the tank. The salt above it never dissolves, so the softener runs on empty while the tank looks full. It's the most common reason people say their soft water "stopped working."
To avoid it: keep the tank a third to half full, not packed to the top; use pellets in humid garages; and push a broom handle down every few months to check for a crust. Florida humidity makes bridging more common, which is one more reason delivery on a schedule beats overfilling.
Products from a 20-year water company
We make systems for homes and other water companies. Store products meet the same quality standards.
- 20+ years in water
- Our own patents
- We supply other water companies
- [Thousands] of systems sold
- Licensed installers
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Questions people ask
What salt is best for a water softener?
Pellets for most systems. Avoid rock salt.
How much salt does a softener use?
About one 40-lb bag a month for a typical family.
How full should the salt tank be?
A third to half full.
Can I use potassium instead of salt?
Yes, for homes avoiding sodium. It costs more and you may need more of it.
Will water softener salt melt ice?
It can, but it's pricier than ice melt and can harm plants and concrete like rock salt.
Do you deliver salt in my area?
[Confirm service area.]