Inside your softener lives a sticky, brownish sludge. It's called resin fouling.
Think of it as the junk food your softener ate. Iron, dirt, and bacteria build up slowly.
It smells like rotten eggs. Which is not the "fresh" scent you were promised.
Inside your softener lives a sticky, brownish sludge. It's called resin fouling.
Think of it as the junk food your softener ate. Iron, dirt, and bacteria build up slowly.
It smells like rotten eggs. Which is not the "fresh" scent you were promised.