We read the SpringWell SS1 specs for you

SpringWell's salt-based softener takes the hardness out of your water. The base model holds 32,000 grains. It passes 11 gallons a minute. That size fits a home with one to three bathrooms. SpringWell backs it with a lifetime warranty against defects.
The SS1 is $1,512.00, shown on SpringWell's own site as a sale price against a $1,953.49 list price.
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Here are the specs SpringWell publishes
We show the raw number next to each one. Where SpringWell does not publish a number, we leave it blank.
We do not take this unit apart and we do not run it in a lab. We read what SpringWell publishes, and we show you the figures. Reviews show on this page when a maker publishes enough of them for this exact model, but they are never part of our score.
Who should buy this one?
- Buy this size if your home has one to three bathrooms, the range SpringWell rates it for.
- Buy it if a lifetime warranty against defects matters to your decision.
Who should skip it?
- Skip it if a published customer-review number for this exact model matters to your decision. SpringWell has not published enough reviews of the SS1 for us to show one.
- Skip it if your household is bigger than one to three bathrooms; look at a higher-capacity unit instead.
If none of these rows fit your house, buy something else. We would rather you bought the right unit somewhere than the wrong one through us.
Here is what else to look at
If this one is not right, here is how it compares to one other we track.
$1,531.00, 45,000 grains, no published warranty or review source.
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Here is the bottom line
The SpringWell SS1 costs $1,512.00, holds 32,000 grains and passes 11 gallons a minute, with a lifetime warranty against defects. SpringWell has not published enough reviews of this exact model for us to show a review number, so weigh that gap against your own needs.
Check PriceIf you buy there, SpringWell may pay us a cut. Your price stays the same, and no maker can pay for a better score.
