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Are you looking for a water softener for your home and would like to know the advantage of owning one? Are you hesitating to make your decision and wondering what the advantage of a water softener is? Here we explain everything you need to know about water softeners to put an end to limescale. What are the advantages and disadvantages of softened water?
First of all, the primary advantage of a water softener is of course that it removes limescale from your pipes. By changing the hardness of the water, it will therefore be softer. The purpose of a salt water softener is to remove calcium and magnesium ions. With a salt softener, these are replaced by sodium ions.
However, the disadvantage of a water softener when using salt is that the water becomes more corrosive to certain materials due to the presence of sodium. This is because the water is no longer balanced in minerals. In addition, the taste of the water itself is different due to the presence of salt.
However, it should be noted that a salt-free water softener does not have these disadvantages. Calcium and magnesium ions are not replaced by sodium, so CO2 water softener softened water is not harmful to your skin, does not change the taste of tap water, and does not require regeneration.
A water softener not only makes it possible to drink tap water without it being too hard, but also to preserve your household appliances. Indeed, softened water leaves your pipes clean and free of limescale. So the water used for everyday objects will not shorten their life span!
All in all, the operation is very simple, once installed on the water inlet of your home, you will not have to do anything else. The softener will send small pulses of CO2 into the water, transforming the calcium carbonate (limestone) into calcium bicarbonate.
Using CO2 to remove limescale from your water is more than effective. The SoluCalc softener is very small and requires no maintenance. This solution is also inexpensive, because once you buy it, you will not have any associated costs. Also, the water will be treated more naturally and its taste will remain unchanged!
