well, finally! I can't post with my android phone or with the ipad using safari.

@David Chang test again

This is the first time in days that I have gotten this screen; so lets see what it does. EDIT: It seems to have worked, but I had a long wait for the screen to refresh. Sorry about this. Please disregard.

I see no evidence of a water softening system. Your best course of action is to contact a local, not national brand, water treatment company. The owner will have full understanding of the local water composition. I know that when we lived in Dutchess County we had to add a softening system. We had very hard water. This was common to the area. Otherwise, our pipes would have been eaten up with iron and corrosion. It's not healthy water without filtering. Given the high level of sodium, I would want to find out the depth of my well, too. Is it so shallow that surface water is getting into it? That's something I would find out before I closed. What is the well depth? The deeper the better. Once again, your local water purification company can give you a good overview of the area conditions.