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Home» Blog » What are saltless water softeners?

What are saltless water softeners?

Posted on April 15, 2010 by AquaBion in Blog - No Comments

Saltless water softeners are devices that don’t remove the calcium (limescale),  instead they just treat the calcium, so that it will not damage your system.
The advantages with saltless water softeners is that they don’t remove the calcium! I know this sounds crazy, but hard water is good for you! The lime scale that you so much hate, might well have saved your life!

The other main benefit with saltless hard water softeners is that they treat the whole house. There are studies that show drinking water from a salt-based water softener would introduce too much sodium in your diet (for those suffering from various heart conditions). So if you go down the salt based water softener route you will need to have a separate tap for drinking water.

Saltless water softeners have none of the drawback of salt based water softeners, main ones being the risk of premature, wearing out of pipe work and appliances (when the water is too soft), and break downs.

The disadvantages are that the treated calcium can still dry on surfaces, though it should just wipe of if the saltless water softener is working. Unfortunately the main drawback is most (we haven’t been able to find any, apart from ourselves) have any independent test reports for you to read! Aquabion is different, we have the lab reports, we have the reputation.

Saltless water softener checklist:

  1. It must be proven to work! You need to be able to read the whole independent report.
  2. It should be maintenance free.
  3. It should not need too much work to install. If you go for an electronic one keep the electricity away from plumbing. If there is a slight leak, you could lose power to your whole house.

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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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