Before I tried an alternate to the salt-based softeners I would do a lot
of research.
There are many "new" methods of softening water on the market that seem
like snake oil, some (most?) soften water without making any detectable
changes to the water content, and only have glowing reports of their
effectiveness by labs where the manufacturer paid for the testing.
I'm not saying that it IS snake oil, but that it MAY BE snake oil. More
research is definitely called for before purchasing.
Peace,
Pat
Thusly spake Brad Kahler, On 2/11/2009 8:01 PM:
> Since moving into our new home in Richmond Ky we've come to realize
> the water is very hard. I'm just starting to look into water
> softeners. When I lived in Nebraska I had one and always found it a
> pain to have to deal with the salt.
>
> So, is anyone familiar with the "no salt" water conditioners that are
> on the market? I like the concept but would prefer to hear good
> and/or bad stories relating to their use, effectiveness and cost.
>
> Here is one such system:
> http://www.waterfilter-usa.com/saltfree-water-softeners-c-75.html
>
> Thanks!
>
> Brad
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