​BUYING A SULFATE FILTER FOR THE WHOLE HOUSE – A SIMPLE GUIDE
An ion-exchange Sulfate Filter is a highly effective and popular technology used by many homeowners to filter sulfate from well water. There are a wide variety of systems on the market so it can be overwhelming when trying to find one that meets your household's exact requirements. If you are currently looking for a whole house sulfate removal system and want to know how you can benefit from using a water filter, what to look for in a filter system and what questions you should be asking, then this guide is for you.
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​If, after reading our information, you still have some unanswered questions our team at RainDance Water Systems are happy to help. We can be contacted at Support@RainDanceH2OStore.com or 1-877-788-8387.
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​What is a whole house sulfate filter?
A point of entry (POE) sulfate filter, also known as a whole house sulfate filter is installed at the main-line of your plumbing where water enters your house or business. This type of filter removes high sulfates in your kitchen and at other taps throughout your house should you want it; such as your bathroom, all sinks or utility room. Whole House Sulfate Filter Systems are one of the best solutions for filtering well water you use throughout your home.
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How do I know if my well water needs a sulfate filter?
The Sulfate Eater filters high sulfates at every tap, so they may be suitable for any household that needs high quality water for any reason.
There are many reasons why some homeowners choose a whole house sulfate filter system over other technologies. For example, a whole house reverse osmosis system will also remove sulfate but costs between $5,000-$10,000! A whole house reverse osmosis also requires a separate water softener whereas the Sulfate Eater removes both sulfates and hard water without requiring additional equipment. 
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Basically, if you need water to be of a higher quality than your private well water supply, then a sulfate filter system might work for you.  As there are many different well water filters to choose from, it is worth having your water analyzed.  Before you purchase any filter for your well we recommend that you obtain a water quality test report for your well water supply, which will help identify any issues that are essential to deal with and those you may wish to improve. If you have a water report please email us at Support@RainDanceH2OStore.com Attn: Whole House Sulfate Filter
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​What size sulfate filter do I need?
​​It’s really important to take the size of your household into account when choosing a whole house water filtration system. The higher the number of occupants, the more water will be used. 

Each sulfate filter listed below have a maximum flow rate for optimum water filtration. The flow rate is measured in gallons/minute. The flow rate is the measure of the amount of water that can run through your house faucets—dishwashers, washing machine, showers, hot water heaters, and toilet. When planning to buy your well water filter, make sure to know the demand of your appliances and water dispensers in your home. For example, a typical showerhead has a flow rate of 2.5-5 gallons per minute while dishwashers and toilets have flow rates of 5 gpm and 3 gpm respectively. Depending on the size of your family, the number of water dispensers, and the flow rate of each dispenser, a RainDance professional can help you calculate the right flow rate that your filter should have.
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