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How hard is your water today?

Posted on April 11, 2012 by AquaBion in Blog

Severn Trent is planning on selling it’s water to Anglian Water, which illustrates perfectly the fact that we do not have static hardness of water. In order to provide robustness to the water network UK dwellings have never received all it’s water from one source. However, what is relatively new is what the local water [...]

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Where Does Hard Water Come From?

Posted on January 28, 2012 by AquaBion in Blog

People often describe their water as ‘hard water’ or ‘soft water’, but chances are they do not really understand what that means. Hard water is a type of water most prevalent in households and is treated in any number of ways, but the overall question is where does hard water come from in the first [...]

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How much does it cost you to do nothing…?

Posted on January 24, 2012 by AquaBion in Blog

If you live in a hard water area, you are out of pocket. There are no two ways to looking at it; j ust one, that you have to spend more of your hard earned cash on a real solution or on the long list of consequences of having hard water: You need more money [...]

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Hard water in Wiltshire

Posted on December 1, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Hard water in Wiltshire Wiltshire is one of the regions having the hardest water in the United Kingdom. Water is made ‘hard’ by naturally occurring calcium and magnesium. Whether water is hard or soft depends on the geology of the area. The geology of Wiltshire is based on limestone and chalk (the best illustration of this [...]

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Active 3000 magnetic water conditioner review

Posted on October 4, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

There are very many magnetic water conditioners on the market. The active 3000 magnetic water conditioner is a very small and very cheap magnetic water conditioner.  But are these type of units any good. Cranfiled university had this conclusion on magnetic conditioners. “magnetic treatment reduced the scale formation by 50% but only when used in combination [...]

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What is a limesale inhibitor?

Posted on September 26, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

A limescale inhibitor is a unit which doesn’t physically remove Calcuim from the water, but does stop the limescale from causing damage to pipes, boilers, tanks, showers, washing machines and make cleaning easier.  The big problem the industry has with limescale inhibitors is the amount of fake limescale inhibitors on the market. We are constantly [...]

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Where limescale comes from

Posted on September 9, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

If you take a walk in some of the most beautiful landscapes in the UK you often find that that landscape has been caused by limestone being dissolved by the rain. This is a completely natural occurrence and gives us great varity above and below ground!The reason it dissolves the rock is because the rain [...]

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Salt based water softeners

Posted on September 8, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

This old reliable water softening technique has taken many hits recently, mostly because, of the wastage of water and salt, along with the carbon cost of transporting both the wasted water and salt. Not to mention all those leaks! If you are sure this is the right solution for you, and you can afford costs [...]

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My electric shower has stopped working again!

Posted on September 2, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

One thing that really, annoys me is when a tradesmen comes out and just says “your electric shower has stopped working, no problem we’ll have that replaced in no time”. They might as well say “we’ll see you next year”, as walk out the door! A good tradesmen knows electric showers are particularly susceptible to [...]

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Would you pay more for your less hard water?

Posted on August 27, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Arizona Daily Star asked their readers if they would pay more for their water if the water hardness content was lower. How much lower? Down to a staggeringly high 450ppm water hardness. To put this in perspective, anything over 150ppm is hard water and you will need protection. Anyone living in an area which has [...]

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What’s the difference between a salt based softener and an Aquabion?

Posted on August 24, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Scrip of the video A salt based softener will dose with salt in-order to physically remove the limescale from the water. The unit is fairly large and is normally situated in a kitchen cupboard, and the plumbing is very involved. Storage is always a problem, as you need to buy the salt in bulk to [...]

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Hardness of water

Posted on August 18, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

What is hard water? Hard water leaves hard mineral deposits (limescale) so hence the name -hard water. Hard water also has a number of other effects: Limescaling of heating elements (increased heating costs) Stops soap suds forming Cleaning takes longer and involves aggressive chemicals Where does the hardness of water come from? The hardness comes [...]

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New video about water softeners

Posted on July 20, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Check out our latest video about water softeners  

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The hassle limescale creates

Posted on May 19, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Don’t you just hate scrubbing those taps to make them shine? Taking too much time cleaning the shower to eliminate at least some of that dreaded limescale? Fed up with soaking the shower head in descaler?  Does this sound all too familiar? The hassle that limescale causes can drive you potty!! Solutions people often try [...]

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What is limescale?

Posted on May 4, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Limescale is what has been left behind from hard water. It is an adhering calcium carbonate. How does lime scaling take place? It starts by the calcium starting to deposit on the surface. The time this takes is dependant primarily on the temperature of the water as well as the hardness, but also the flow, [...]

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Water softener sizing

Posted on April 26, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Bigger is not always better, it is better to invest in good quality products that will pay back dividends.  It is very important to size the water softener correctly. Having a water softener that is too big will cost more money to buy and install due to the extra size.  Going too small will produce [...]

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Hard water vs soft water

Posted on April 21, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Are there any benefits to hard water? What about disadvantages to soft water! Let me inform you in the Hard Water vs Soft Water debate! My conclusion probably won’t surprise you though. The benefits of hard water (yes, there are benefits!) Hard water will not deteriorate your pipes. Hard water is good to drink. Disadvantages [...]

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How hard is my water

Posted on April 20, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

What a good question to ask! If a large customer contacts us (concerning their limescale problem) not knowing whether Aquabion is the best solution. We will install our system into the site with the biggest limescale problem, so that we can prove to them that we can solve even the hardest to solve sites. So [...]

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Limescale and Calgon

Posted on March 21, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

There are few facts in life that we can be certain on. There is always conflicting “evidence” to weigh up. Today I would like to talk about two facts: Limescale costs you money every time you heat water Calgon costs you money every time you use the washing machine! Why does it cost more to [...]

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What is a water conditioner?

Posted on February 21, 2011 by AquaBion in Blog

Water conditioners differ from water softeners by not removing the ions that cause limescale, but instead water conditioners change the ion. Most do this by trying to change the shape or make it smaller. Aquabion water conditioners add zinc ions to the calcium ions making them bigger. The new mineral is called Aragonite, and this [...]

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What’s the problem with limescale?

Limescale buildup in your home or place of work causes many problems. And it’s not just the unsightly effects that are of concern. The impact on the efficiency on boilers, showers, kettles, dishwashers, washing machines, irons, and central heating systems is significant. Left untreated, limescale buildup increases the cost of daily living through increased use of energy and the premature failure of appliances and heating systems. I’m sure that many of you don’t need reminding of the hassle and upheaval that accompanies the installation of a new shower or heating system. But failure to deal with limescale means that you will have to endure the whole process again. In addition, wasting energy and the early demise of expensive appliances is bad for the planet, as well as bad for your finances. There are a number of limescale solveing water softeners to buy. Some have been tried and tested and some do help, but most do not. Traditional salt based water softeners have been popular in the past but are very expensive and require regular maintenance. There are numerous intermediate solutions that are based on untested theories and obscure ideas – that frankly offer very little.

High Quality Limescale Solutions:

Our water conditioner is made using high grade materials with no use of plastics. Sacrificial zinc anodes (99.995% purity) are used. Components are of high grade stainless steel and brass, which may be recycled when the units' zinc anode has been exhausted (after 7 years).

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