It treats limescale. It is not a health device. · review
A whole house bundle of water softener, triple-purpose pre-filter and a 75 GPD reverse osmosis system.
The page says both, about its own softener, on the same page.
Title: (72,000 Grains) Bullet one: Rated to treat 48,000 grains of hardness Description: hardness of up to 72,000 Grains, our Harmony Series Water Softener (AS-HS72D)
Fifty per cent apart, on the only specification that lets a softener be sized or compared.
The model number in the description — AS-HS72D — points to 72,000, and Aquasure sells a separate 48,000-grain unit on this shelf as AS-HS48D, which is where that bullet most likely came from.
At $1,079.99 the difference is $15.00 a thousand grains against $22.50. Ask the seller which it is before ordering.
This is the only listing on this shelf that treats the water you drink, and the distinction is worth making plainly because it is widely misunderstood.
A softener does not improve drinking water. It exchanges calcium and magnesium for sodium. It stops scale in the heater and the kettle, and it does nothing about taste, nitrates, lead, fluoride or dissolved solids — and it slightly raises the sodium in every glass.
Reverse osmosis forces water through a membrane that rejects most dissolved substances. That is why it is the standard for a drinking faucet.
Softener for the plumbing. RO for the glass. Pre-filter protecting both — and protecting the resin itself, since chlorine oxidizes softener resin.
Eleven listings on this shelf do the first job only.
Filters every 6 to 12 months, which Aquasure states and gives a part number for. That is the honest running cost of reverse osmosis, and it is the reason RO belongs under one sink rather than on the whole house.
One thing the page does not mention: a 75 gallon-a-day membrane sends several gallons to drain for every gallon it makes. That is normal for the technology, and worth knowing before plumbing it in.
No certification, on this or on any of the five Aquasure listings here — where both Aquasanas publish IAPMO certification to NSF/ANSI 44.
No flow rate. No resin volume.
And the five-year warranty carries the same condition as the rest of the range: register online within sixty days or it does not apply.
Available at around $1,079.99 on Amazon.com when we checked on October 29, 2026, for delivery to a US address.
Stock and prices on Amazon.com move without notice; the button above opens the live listing.
Prices quoted in this text were read on October 29, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
Set against the median of its own shelf on this site — not against the whole bathroom market.
| Resin volume | NOT PUBLISHED. The tank is fiberglass-lined polyethylene, stated corrosion resistant. |
|---|---|
| Stated capacity between regenerations | THE LISTING CONTRADICTS ITSELF: the title and the description say 72,000 grains, and the first bullet says 48,000. On the title figure that is $15.00 per 1,000 grains. Sized for 1–6 bathrooms and up to 8 people, on city, municipal or well water. |
| Regeneration type | An automatic digital metered head, with automatic regeneration and backwash. |
| Connection size | NOT PUBLISHED, and neither is a flow rate. |
| Stated salt consumption | NOT PUBLISHED. |
| Footprint | 10 × 10 in (254 × 254 mm) of floor, 56 in (1,422 mm) tall. The bundle is a Harmony Series softener, a sediment, GAC and zinc triple pre-filter, and a 75 GPD four-stage reverse osmosis system whose filters are to be replaced every 6 to 12 months. No certification is published. Warranty 5 years extended on online activation within 60 days, with lifetime US technical support. |
| Amazon reference | B0D6CXFRGV |
| EAN | 0855864008965 |
The page says both, and the discrepancy is 50% on the single specification that matters. The title reads "(72,000 Grains)" and the description says "Rated to treat hardness of up to 72,000 Grains, our Harmony Series Water Softener (AS-HS72D)" — while the first bullet says "Rated to treat 48,000 grains of hardness". The model number in the description, AS-HS72D, supports 72,000, and Aquasure sells a separate 48,000-grain model as AS-HS48D, so the likeliest explanation is that bullet one was copied from that listing. Ask before ordering: at $1,079.99 the difference between 48,000 and 72,000 grains is the difference between $22.50 and $15.00 a thousand.
Because they do unrelated jobs, and this is the one listing on this shelf that addresses both. A softener exchanges calcium and magnesium for sodium — it stops scale, and it does nothing for taste, nitrates, lead, fluoride or dissolved solids, and it slightly raises the sodium you drink. Reverse osmosis forces water through a membrane that rejects most dissolved substances, which is why it is the standard for drinking water. One treats the plumbing; the other treats the glass. Eleven listings here do only the first.
Filters, every 6 to 12 months, which Aquasure states and gives a part number for. That is the honest ongoing cost of reverse osmosis and the reason it belongs under the sink rather than on the main. It also wastes water — a 75 gallon-a-day membrane sends several gallons to drain for each gallon it makes — which is normal for the technology and not mentioned on the page.
Same category, nearby prices, between bathroom fittings. What remains is the specifications every one publishes — half empty, a column is no use.
| Model | Price | Resin volume | Stated capacity between regenerations | Regeneration type | Connection size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aquasure softener, filter and RO bundle | $1080 | NOT PUBLISHED. The tank is fiberglass-lined polyethylene, stated corrosion resistant. | THE LISTING CONTRADICTS ITSELF: the title and the description say 72,000 grains, and the first bullet says 48,000. On the title figure that is $15.00 per 1,000 grains. Sized for 1–6 bathrooms and up to 8 people, on city, municipal or well water. | An automatic digital metered head, with automatic regeneration and backwash. | NOT PUBLISHED, and neither is a flow rate. |
| Aquasana SimplySoft 60K softener | $1049 | NOT PUBLISHED. The method is ion exchange, stated for city or well water. | 60,000 grains, sized for 5 or more people and 4 or more bathrooms — $17.48 per 1,000 grains. Against the maker’s own 40,000-grain model that is +20,000 grains for $300, IN THE SAME FOOTPRINT. IAPMO certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 44 and to CSA B483.1. | Metered. | NOT PUBLISHED, and neither is a flow rate. A pre-filter is recommended by the maker but sold separately. |
| PRO+AQUA Elite 80,000-grain softener | $1156 | NOT PUBLISHED — the resin and the tanks are called commercial grade, which is a word and not a volume. | 80,000 grains — the largest on this shelf — at $14.46 per 1,000 grains, sized for 6 or more bathrooms on well or municipal water. | A digital metered valve, stated efficient in salt and water usage. | NOT PUBLISHED. What IS published is a flow rate of up to 20 GPM — THE ONLY FLOW RATE ON THIS SHELF, and the figure that says whether a shower still runs while it works. |
| Kenmore 420 water softener | $820 | NOT PUBLISHED. | 40,000 grains, sized for 1–5 people — $20.51 per 1,000 grains on October 29, 2026, the highest on this shelf. It is the only softener here that publishes its LIMITS: up to 120 gpg of hardness and up to 10 ppm of clear water iron. | IntelliSoft, stated to use artificial intelligence to learn water use patterns, with a display giving flow rate, salt levels and daily usage in real time. For well water there is a sediment pre-filter and enhanced iron reduction. | A 3/4 in Ultra Flow Valve, stated to keep pressure strong. A sediment shield is built in. |
This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $1,080 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.
Details checked on October 29, 2026.
A large house that wants scale protection and genuinely better drinking water in a single purchase
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bathroom fittings and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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