Just bought a house with a well and had the water tested. It showed Arsenic and Lead above recommended standards, so I put in an RO system and it appears to have fixed it. However, all my other water is very, very rusty looking. What other options do I look into to remedy this? There is currently a water softner, but not sure if it's working.[ATTACH]69589[/ATTACH]

We're having a Kinetico 2060S installed on 8/31 and I wanted to make sure we're going with the right system. I have a GE water softener and a 10" filter installed currently. Here are our water test results from kinetico after the softener: Hardness 0 gpg Iron .1 ppm Ferrous N/A Manganese 0 ppm TDS 157 ppm pH 5.7 We have a household of 4 with a 3 bathroom (soon to be 4 bath) home in Pennsylvania. They're quoting us $3550 to install a 16" pre filter, a 2060s, a 10" post filter and a RO system which Kinetico is apparently running a special on. Here are our test results prior to the filter and water softener: Hardness 6 gpg Iron 1.6 ppm Ferrous Iron .6 ppm Manganese .1 ppm TDS 157 ppm pH 5.7 The reason that Im going with kinetico is Im hoping to get rid of the rest of the iron that we're seeing. I have to change the 10" pre filter every 10 days because it gets so clogged with iron that it drops our water pressure considerably. I don't want to put the filter in after the softener because I don't want to kill the life of our softener. Even with the system that we have, we still experience the orange ring in the toilets and tubs. Id prefer a system that uses considerably less salt for the regeneration because Im going through 100lbs a month. Ideally, Id love to go saltless but I wasn't sure if that'd be a good idea and wanted to run it by people that know what they're doing.