WSP Arsenic Reduction System - Adedge

Morning starts with filling the kettle or stepping into the shower, only to worry about arsenic in your well water. That invisible contaminant can affect your water’s safety and taste, and it demands reliable treatment that fits a family home’s daily needs. Water Softener Plus offers a system that helps reduce arsenic with proven media and simple automatic operation.

Noticing something off in your water’s taste or clarity during daily routines

That first cup of coffee might taste dull, or you may have noticed a subtle metallic or chemical flavor when you use your well water. In the shower, water might feel different, and you could see unusual deposits or film around taps or in your kettle. These are signs arsenic might be present, a common issue for many well users. It’s a problem that doesn’t fade away and can build up over time to impact your home’s water quality in ways you’re likely already seeing or tasting.

How the system’s automatic control head manages your water treatment

The device atop the system handles all the key cycles without you needing to lift a finger. It automatically runs service, backwash, and rinse cycles as needed, keeping the media fresh and your water flowing smoothly. You set it once, and the control head ensures the system operates efficiently, saving water and energy compared to manual systems. This automation means less hassle for you and consistent performance for your family’s water every day.

Inside the tank: specialized media that targets arsenic specifically

The heart of this system is the AdEdge AD-33S media, designed to adsorb arsenic from your water. As arsenic-laden water passes through the media bed, the arsenic particles stick to the surface of the media granules, reducing the amount that passes on to your taps. This adsorptive process requires no added chemicals during normal use, keeping treatment straightforward and stable. When the media reaches its capacity, it will need replacement to maintain effectiveness.

The tank and what its size means for your household’s water use

The system comes with a 12-inch by 52-inch tank holding 2 cubic feet of the arsenic-selective media. This size supports a service flow of about 8 gallons per minute, enough for a typical family home with 3 to 4 people and 2 to 3 bathrooms. It means the system can handle daily water demand smoothly without pressure loss or treatment interruptions, providing peace of mind during busy morning or evening routines.

Who this system is designed for, and when to consider a different size

This unit suits average households with moderate water use and a couple of bathrooms. If your home has more than 3 bathrooms or a larger family, you might want to look at a bigger system to keep water flowing efficiently. Conversely, smaller homes or those with very low water use could consider a more compact model for cost-effectiveness. Proper sizing ensures the system meets your needs without unnecessary expense or maintenance.

What comes with the system and the straightforward next step

The package includes the lifetime-warranted pressure tank, the automatic control valve, a bypass valve so you can isolate the system during service without shutting off water to your home, and 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line. Lifetime coverage on the tank means it’s built to last, while the control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer’s warranty terms. Shipping is free across the U.S., and you can order the system directly online. If you want help confirming size or have questions, reach out to Water Softener Plus for expert advice before purchase.

Who this size is right for

This is rated for roughly 8 gallons per minute of service flow, which suits an average family home - around 3-4 people with 2-3 bathrooms.

Flow rate matters more than tank size here: add up the fixtures that could realistically run at the same time and make sure this covers them. If you land close to the limit, go up rather than down.