Does Borehole Water Contain Salt?

Very deep groundwater is normally very saline, much of it is connate water, sea water deposited with the sediments forming the sedimentary rock containing it. Localized salt intrusion may come from salt domes contributing chloride to the surrounding groundwater.

How do you get salt out of borehole water?

The most common and effective way to remove salt from water is through physical filtration. Specifically, reverse osmosis systems are capable of removing salt and a wide variety of other contaminants from softened water.

Does well water have salt in it?

Sodium and chloride occur naturally in groundwater, but levels can increase from road salt, water softeners, natural salt deposits, sewage and fertilizers. High sodium in well water can be a concern for people on low sodium diets.