Grünbeck softliq sd18 water tastes musty

When I already read the word chlorine in connection with drinking water... :oops:

Yes, if you have no idea about the operation of such a plant, then of course you don't know how to classify that...

The system was already included when buying the house, so it doesn't really hurt me to remove the thing! I wouldn't have bought one, but it was already there! Otherwise, it will be sold, I can invest the money in other things! Like e.g. [Photovoltaik Anlage]

When I already read the word chlorine in connection with drinking water...

Call the supplier, then you'll know.

The system was already installed when the house was purchased,

There are two reasons for this. The system makes sense due to the "poor" water quality or the system was "talked into" it. Ask the supplier about the water values or have your supplier perform a water test. (Before the system, after treatment). Costs nothing.

For me, it was also the drain that smelled musty because of the water.
Cleaned it properly once, and since then it's actually fine.

Nice to at least learn that here on the side :p

Separate drinking water tap or separate drinking water line in the kitchen is the solution, costs (at least in new buildings) hardly anything more. For showers, white goods, etc., softened water is already good. Just doesn’t taste good.