RO05B RO65N Rust Out Water Softener Cleaner And Iron Remover, 4.75 lb.

Ladies and gentlemen, have you ever wondered what your water softener dreams about at night? Well, it's probably Pro Products RO65N Rust Out because this stuff is like a spa day for your softener! Let's dive into the world of rust removal, shall we? 💪 Iron Be Gone: We all know that rust and iron build-up can turn your water softener into a grumpy old appliance. But fear not! Rust Out is here to rescue it from its iron-induced blues. It chemically removes those pesky rust and iron deposits that lurk in the resin beds, making your softener sing with joy again. 🎤🎶 🔄 Regular Resin Rejuvenation: Unlike your average water softener regeneration, Rust Out doesn't just do the bare minimum. It goes the extra mile by giving your resin bed a makeover, increasing the softener's lifespan, and preventing those nasty rust stains on your precious fixtures and surfaces. It's like sending your softener to a five-star spa retreat! 🏨💆‍♀️ 🧼 Preventative Pizazz: Think of it as softener self-care. Using Rust Out regularly is like giving your softener a daily vitamin. It ensures that your softener is always on top of its game, providing you with the softest water possible. It's the skincare routine your softener never knew it needed! 💧🧴 🚰 Well Water Warrior: If you're dealing with the rust dragon in your well water, fear not! Pro Products has a special formula to battle those annoying rust stains. Say goodbye to orange discoloration and hello to crystal-clear water. It's like a knight in shining armor for your plumbing! 🤺🏰 In conclusion, Pro Products RO65N Rust Out Water Softener Cleaner is the hero your water softener deserves. So why settle for mediocre water quality when you can pamper your softener and enjoy the silky-smooth, rust-free life? Get Rust Out today and let your water softener sing "I'm rust-free, and I'm loving it!" 🎵🌊😄 Remember, a happy water softener means a happier you! 🤗💦🛁

We have a MAJOR problem with iron (hence rust) in our well water. I used this as directed in adding a cup to ½ gallon of water, then pouring it into the brine tank. (I was almost out of salt at the time, so I poured it directly into the standing water which was clearly visible at the time. Could I not see the water, I would have poured it into the standpipe to ensure maximum effectiveness.) The instructions called for a manual recharge of the softener after adding this initial ½ gallon of solution, which I did. However, I could still smell a trace amount of Rust Out in the water after the recharge cycle was completed. The odor did not go away until a second recharge cycle was performed. You may or may not experience the same necessity of a second recharge -- but, just in case you do, you might want to take the possibility of going the extra time without using your water (if bypassing the softener in the meantime isn't an option, as it is not for us). In adding more salt to our brine tank, I have also layered the ¼ cup of Rust Out atop each 40 pounds of salt added. I spread it somewhat evenly over the top of the salt, hoping for a more or less even integration of the chemical into the brine as it settles and dissolves. (I should note that I am using this in conjunction with a resin bed cleaner ( ResCare RK64N All-Purpose Water Softener Cleaner Liquid Refill, 64 Ounce ) and plain solar salt.) It's been about a week since I first started using this and it has made a marked improvement in our water. It tastes better and there is, as of yet, no visible rust discoloration in our shower or toilet bowls. After years of reluctantly accepting rust into our lives, I'm calling this a success. Rust Out will be a regular additive to our brine tank. A word of CAUTION: this is a fine powder and goes airborne EASILY. The SAME goes for Iron Out, a similar product. (They even smell the same.) I don't like breathing it in. I'm not sure of the efficacy (let alone necessity) of using this to remove rust from one's lungs, but I'm not game to find out. To minimize the dust cloud, when pouring, I pour the shortest possible distance and DON'T SHAKE it. Hold the bottle as close to the measuring cup and the measuring cup as close to what you're pouring it onto or into as possible. (I even take a deep breath and hold it while doing this.) When you're done, cover everything (bottle, brine tank) to keep the dust down.

Gets the job done! Definitely helps get the rust out. Fairly hard water where I live and rust staining was showing up. Followed the easy instructions, and the amount of rust that came out after treatment was amazing! Had to run the water for quite some time to get back to clear, but since then no noticable rust stains from the water! Good value, sure beats trying to scrub all the rust away weekly!

This product worked well. The only drawback was, we had to regenerate the system 3 times & run the water by tap for quite sometime to be rid of the odor.

I live on well water and it has a lot of iron in the water. Even with a filter system I need a good product to clean the toilet. This is a great product for removing the iron.

good product, good packaging, good timely order. would reorder.

Wow this product really works! Put in toilet tank overnight and the inside of the toilet tank went from black to almost white overnight. I was very impressed. I actually bought it for my water softner to clean out iron buildup. Can't tell how it works in water softner, but it sure cleaned the toilet tank overnight.

Love this stuff. I pour this in my salt brine tank, layered between the salt, when I'm filling the tank with new salt. I use about 1/2 of the container with 4 bags of salt which lasts me almost six months. So this container will keep me in soft water for a year. I started using this about a year ago when I noticed that my water wasn't as soft as it used to be.... even right after a regeneration cycle. I guess my resin beads were getting a rust build up on them and this stuff must have removed it because my water is unbelivibly softer now. I never pulled the head from my regeneration tank to verify this, but the results are proof enough for me. A word of caution... Rust Out stinks and will burn your nose when you are adding it to your tank, so ce careful not to breathe the dust. And according to the manufacture, during the final rinse cycle of your tank, all of this chemical is flushed from your tank so water should be safe to drink soon after. But I don't drink the water until a load or two of clothes have been washed, or maybe a few showers have been taken... just to be on the safe side. And one more note, if your water lines and resing beads are in pretty bad shape (rusty), you may want to change your regeneration cycle to once every 2-3 days for a week or two. Once the rust build up has been removed you can set the regeneration to what you are used to.