VEVOR RV Water Softener, 16,000 Grain Portable Water Softener, with 3/4" Brass Fittings and 42" Hose, Soften Hard Water Filter System for RVs, Trailers, Boats, Mobile Car Washing, Pressure Washing

I have bought two of these for two different RV’s and they definitely make a difference in water quality. It is easy to install with just some short garden hoses. I customized mine and added quick disconnects so it is easier to backflush and do the Regen process. Screwing the cap on an off can be a bit of a pain in the a$$ though as I seem to get it cross threaded frequently and have to start all over. As the instructions state you need to take the top off and dump table salt into it in order to clean the polymer beads. The wife definitely notes the difference in the softness of the water compared to when it is not being used. I mounted mine next to the wet bay in the pass thru area, this area is heated (we are full timers and face freezing conditions at times).

I live in an area with a lot of hard water. My shower heads kept getting clogged. Since I rent I didn’t want to buy a whole house softener. I just put this in my shower and bought two pvc 3/4 male to 1/2 inch female reducer and two 1/2 pieces with male threads on either side. Hooked up spray hose to one side and used a second spray hose to the other side. I also drilled 4 holes into the top to let water run out. Be careful to drill low to let water run out but not into the threads of the cap. Easy set up and will be super easy to recharge or back flush right in the shower.

Was visiting a friend at an RV site and they had this brand, never even thought about having a water softener. Ordered the same one, this brand, Have used it twice and just love it. Definitely feel a difference in our RV when we're traveling to different RV campsites. We did have one little mishap, make sure that the top is screwed on tightly. Tiny leak with a little water coming out. Lol. We did put it inside the garage and have it in a bucket, which after that little leak we were happy we did. That was definitely user error. But highly recommend this.

Using it as an RV water softener. The flushing is pretty easy to do, but since I use garden hose connectors, the adaptor on the inlet side seems to drip a bit. I tightened it, but it still tends to come loose. Other than that, I love the water. I had pretty hard water (turned my tea purple!), now I get much better tasting tea and shower soap actually lathers. Just bear in mind it's not a small system by any means. And it's pretty heavy once filled with water. I would get something smaller if you travel. My RV is pretty much stationary year round.

I bought this for a cargo trailer conversion that I have built. I plumbed it in to the water system so that I wouldn’t ruin my high end fixtures with our hard water here in SE New Mexico. It was easy to install but took a lot of patience and massive amount of over tightening to stop all leaks. I thought I was done after fighting for nearly 3 hours to get it in. I used it the water and could tell by feeling the water on my bare hands that it was very much softened water and the water hardness test strips verified that the water cowling in to the unit was very hard (425 ppm) and the water coming out of the unit was soft (0 ppm.) after 2 showers, 5 or 6 toilet flushes and washing a plate and a fork, the water was starting to spot up my new fixtures in the shower and the sink. I tested the water and it was 250 ppm coming out of the unit. It only softened the water for 3 days and really not even that long. I followed the directions to regenerate the unit with 2 and half boxes of salt. Again, the water tested at 0 ppm and I tested it morning and night for the next 2 days. After my shower that night, it tested at 25 ppm. After washing my plate, bowl, a pan and fork the next day and it was reading 50 ppm. After that my shower that night (24 hours after regeneration) it tested at 120 ppm. The next day at 36 hours and only 2 or 3 toilet flushes, it read at very hard (250 ppm) after my shower that night, 48 hours after regeneration, it was right back up to 425 ppm. I’ve verified that I have no leaks, my showers are average 7 to 10 minute showers and there’s no excuse for such poor operation. And having it plumbed in as I do, it’s not like I can just screw the top off and easily regenerate. I am very disappointed. I will be removing it this weekend and since I wasn’t ready to Instal it right when I got it, I am past the return limits so I guess I’ll be donating it to the garbage can. I’m sure it might be a great product for areas where the water is already soft but it is not even close to being a good product for here where I live.

Very easy to install. Make sure you use the tape on the threads. I recharged it and it was very easy.

Worth the money . Just don’t bother with supplied handle to much weight on head and fittings . Use a milk crate . Make sure you pay attend to recharge time !

Unit seems nice. Packaging not so much. Customer support is difficult to reach. I'll have to spend another $15 to buy a hose since the supplied one showed up like this.

Love it! So nice to have soft water in our park model trailer. We just need to remember to use less soap for dishes and showering. Works great and was easy to install. Love all the extra fittings etc that they give you.

Il calibro del filo non è quello che usiamo in Italia. È fatto per il mercato americano?

May need extra hose fitting for Australian market.

Cela devrait être simple mais au début cela fuit de partout. La notice n’aide pas tellement. En achetant de bons adaptateurs et joints et en serrant bien, on finit par y arriver. Mais le prix justifie l’effort…

This thing is awesome. I use it to treat tap water for topping up my swimming pool without increasing the water hardness. My tap water hardness is 400ppm and when I measured the water coming out of the filter, it measured 0ppm! Works great, and good flow rate too.