Hey all,
Does anyone have any experience with electronic water softeners – the kind that have a coil around the incoming service pipe and create an electric/magnetic field around the pipe to rearrange the ionic characteristics of calcium and related minerals? We have very low water pressure and are looking for a filterless option. I’ve found a handfull of products that all seem to do the same thing, but at wildly different price points ($130 – $1200).
Thanks
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We don't think much of that voodoo stuff around these parts...
i tried one for a month a few months ago & it dident seem to do anything so i took it back and bought a standard salt type which works fine
the salt one works on volume so it only regenerates as needed it also computes when the salt will run out as in no of days
Worthless.