Category Archives: No salt water conditioner

If you’re one of those unlucky folks who get to (inadvertently) see large patches of salt and magnesium on your bath fittings every time you need to use the toilet, this could for you for sure. Water in its most pristine form i.e., that flows from the heaven above is pure and entirely salt-free. Nearing […]

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Salt -vs- Salt Free Water Softeners

Salt -vs- Salt Free Water Softeners

We were always told that water is always pure in lakes and ponds unless us humans contaminate it either willfully or by mistake. In reality, you couldn’t be farther from the truth. The purest form of water, unless there are pollutants in the air which refused to be washed off by the first rains, is […]

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Hard-water or water laden with high concentration of calcium and magnesium, both of which enter the water molecule when the latter flows through rock formations that are heavy in these chemicals. Water be it for consumption of any kind, comes in the first instance in the form of rains. Rainwater flowing as rivers and rivulets […]

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Most folks around the world aren’t lucky enough to get rain-water directly in their water taps. There are those, but they continue to be few in numbers. The majority depend upon water supplied either from dam reservoirs or large lakes where invariably water collects during rains or is fed by rivers which flows from distant […]

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What’s the ugliest site in the world? A bath or kitchen whose taps and sinks are covered with hard-water scales! And if it’s about water, IT HAS TO BE ABOUT WATER SCALES! Water in its natural state, despite the best of efforts, has in most cases, more than its share of calcium and magnesium. These […]

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NJ is blessed with varied forms of water outlets, be it from the municipality of mother nature! You get water. And you get plenty of it! The ONLY likely catch (and this isn’t uniform by any stretch of imagination!) is that water in most parts of NJ is hard to various degrees. Though nowhere close […]

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Pipes carrying water from the municipal lines to our homes can be equated to veins and arteries which carry blood to all the parts of the body. What they carry is essential to life and if they get clogged, life as we know it, can come to a grinding halt. In the case of the […]

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