Water Conditioner & its types

Water conditioner is the term defined for the system which changes the water quality and/or behavior. MAGNETIZER is considered as the best water softeners and is changing natrally, i.e. without a drop of chemicals the quality of water for the best use of it in any water application. There are many types of water conditionersused for filtering and removal of chlorine that improve the taste of water. Affordable saltless water softeners are the type of water conditioners which work to reduce the hardness of water by dissolving the ions of calcium or magnesium which are present in our home tap water. You see it when hard water causes the films which is left on dishes or glasses as a white residue.

There are many types of water softeners available in the market which are described below.

Filtration of carbon

This types of affordable saltless water softeners are used for the removal of some chemicals which are dissolved in water by getting attracted towards carbon and its use is just to remove smells or tastes of sulfur with chlorine in drinking or cooking water. These simple water conditioners are not used for softening the water but remove the hardness causing minerals from it.

Magnetic system

This is the system made up of electromagnetic or magnetic water conditioners by using wrapped wires or magnets around pipes for the creation of agitation of molecules in the water which affects the salts of carbonate-forming deposits of scales in the water.

Catalytic Media

This type of water conditioners is known as salt-free softeners which never use the exchange of ions for removal of hardness quality of minerals.

How does water softener work?

The softening of water is meant for the removal of hardness which causes the minerals such as calcium and magnesium from the water by the process which is known as exchange and salt-based softeners include a bed of resin for the filtration of water by exchanging the minerals with sodium ions. And when this resin bed reaches its destination point or saturation level, then the cycle of cleaning starts with the series of flushes by trapping minerals and eliminating from the system.

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