WSP Water Treatment System - Sensitive Skin Eczema

Cleaning soap scum from shower doors and scrubbing the orange stains around the toilet tank can feel endless when your water leaves mineral deposits and irritants behind. This system is designed to reduce those signs of hard water and chlorine, easing the effort you spend cleaning while helping your skin feel less dry and inflamed.

Daily Signs That Say Your Water Needs Help

You know the drill: after cleaning, the stubborn film on your shower door shows up again quickly. Towels don’t stay soft no matter how often you wash them. Clothes might look dingy or greyed out even though you’re using plenty of detergent. The toilet tank’s orange ring keeps coming back. Your skin feels tight or irritated after washing. These are all clues that your water has hardness minerals and chlorine that don’t just affect cleaning but your comfort too.

How the Control Head Manages Your Water Treatment Smoothly

At the heart of this system is a metered control head that measures exactly how much water you and your household use. It decides when the system needs to clean itself by automatically running a backwash cycle. This lifts and rinses the media inside, keeping it ready to treat your water effectively. You don’t have to remember to time it—this automatic valve does the work for you, saving water and salt by only regenerating when necessary.

The Media Behind Softer Water and Cleaner Skin

Inside the tanks, two types of media work together. The cation resin targets hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium, the main cause of scale buildup in pipes and fixtures. This particular resin is 10% cross-linked, making it more durable and longer-lasting even if your water contains chlorine. After softening, the water passes through catalytic activated carbon, which helps reduce chlorine, chloramine, and hydrogen sulfide – all irritants that can dry and inflame your skin.

Tank Size and What It Means for Your Home

The system comes with tanks sized roughly 9" to 12" in diameter and 48" to 54" tall, holding 1 to 2 cubic feet of media depending on the model. That translates into a capacity to soften between 32,000 and 64,000 grains of hardness before regenerating. This means it can handle the water needs of an average family home with 2 to 4 people and up to 2 bathrooms comfortably. The largest version can support bigger homes with 5 to 7 people and 3 to 4 bathrooms.

Who This System Fits and When to Consider a Different Size

This water treatment system is a solid match if your household falls within the average to slightly larger family size, with moderate hardness and chlorine levels. If you have a high-usage household beyond 7 people or more than 4 bathrooms, or your water hardness is extremely high, you might want to consider a larger system for sufficient flow and capacity. Conversely, if your water use is lower or you have just one bathroom, a smaller system might be more economical.

What Comes With Your Purchase and What to Expect Next

When you order, the system arrives ready for your licensed plumber to install. The tank carries a lifetime warranty for peace of mind, while the control valve and electronics have the manufacturer’s warranty. A bypass valve is included so you can isolate the system during service without shutting off your water supply. You also receive 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line. U.S. shipping is free and built into the price. After sizing your system based on your water test and flow needs, you can place your order online with confidence.

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.

Work out what runs together on a bad morning and size for that figure. Equipment starved of flow does not just run slowly, it stops treating properly.