This is the letter we are enclosing with our water samples….

This is the letter we are including in out water sample we are sending you. If you had time look this over and give us any feedback that would be great. I know it will depend on the water test, but some of these could be a yes or no answer.

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Dear CAI Technologies, Please take a minute and read this whole letter BEFORE giving us a solution. Enclosed you will find two samples of our water. Bottle “A” is from the outside hose that is untreated and bottle “B” is from the kitchen sink after running it for a few minutes with Softened water. Can we have the results from this test and is this a good test that you do? We have had cheap city test done, and they are not accurate.

I spoke with Bill on Tuesday and have submitted two questions to the forum and thank you for answering them.

We are looking for the right solution to fix our water problem. There is too much iron in our system. We need a financially reasonable solution with long-term benefits and cost effective upkeep. We will soon have a 2700 sq. ft house with three full baths, a air bubble bath tub, and a new kitchen with new appliances. We also have an older hot tub outside that we stopped using because we could not control the iron in it. We would like to use it again. The problems we have with our water is:

1. Dirty rust stained dishes from the dishwasher. Dishes are ruined as well as the inside of the dishwasher is discolored. We use iron out a lot there.
2. My wife’s color treated hair lasts about two weeks and the salon products do not work at all.
3. We can no longer buy white clothes and they do not stay white.
4. We do not have clean bath/shower water. It is always questionable and discolored and gross. It smells like heavy iron.
5. Our hot tub has too much iron in it so we no longer use it.
6. Our small child’s pool water last about 2 days in the summer.
7. From time to time we have a horrible egg smell when we use the washing machine (not every time).
8. We have whitish brownish calcium(?) deposits around our shower heads. It can be scraped off, but it is hard to do and is a pain in the butt.

Can you provide a “fluoride treatment plan option” so we can add fluoride to our reverse osmosis system so my kids can have fluoride? Is it cheaper to have delivered water? We do have a radon issue that we are currently going to fix. Does this affect our water? We look forward to hearing from you. Thanks in advance.