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George W

1y↑14

Almost twenty years ago we moved from a lake water area to a town that uses town wheal water that has hard water. Unaware of its effect and the need of water softener in the area after first year our dishwasher completely clogged up and broken down while the pipes began to clog up with scale build up all over the kitchen, washrooms toilets and faucets. I did some research regarding water softener and ended up using a electronic water descaler. The heavy scales in the washroom, faucets, inside the toilet tank and the buildup in the toilet bowls dramatically decreased after the initial clean up right after the installation after six months; however, I was still wondering how well it really worked throughout the entire house since we no longer have a dishwasher to show the difference. An year after the installation, our rental hot water heater tank broke down and I was wondering if it was caused by the hard water buildup and the electronic water descaler may not be enough to do the job; however, when the maintance person showed up and pull out the heating rod and it was perfectly clean without any trace of scale and the hot water tank was simply just broken down. The maintenance person was baffled since we did not have a water softener installed and had never heard of a electronic water descaler in his 30 years in the hot water tank business in our area. Least to say beside the minor wipe down and light regular scrub we no longer have any major hard water scale build up issue throughout the house since we installed the first unit and it actually slowly descaled all the scales in the water pipe throughout the entire house with an yearly electricity cost of about $7.00 drawing 5W/h only to operate it. five years later, I added a second unit onto the out going hot water pipe leaving from the hot water tank to add additional descale performance and have both units plugged into a backup battery unit as a safety measure and both are still running well to this day.

Rusty Trucks Australia - Graeme Holman

1y↑1

George what brand did you install - can you add some details please.,,,

George W

@Rusty Trucks Australia - Graeme Holman first one is called Scale Hammer but I don’t see them in the stores any more and the serving one Ed Eddy electronic descaler which is a very popular British company that ship worldwide comes with a guarantee refund policy.

William Bushouse

3y↑4

I really dig this video. I have used a altered series of in line old none working water heater tanks in the past. It really helped allow sediment to fall before hitting the operational one. It's not a full solution but really reduced my same issue in the past.

Farm Dad

Interesting, thank you!

Thomas Hyde

2y↑9

Any buildup that was in your pipes and appliances will take time and break down as you use the system resulting in larger pieces in your faucet screens. It will defiantly take some time for all the past damage to clear up.

Farm Dad

2y↑5

This unit was given more time than the manual said it needed.

TheCanadianBubba

3y↑2

My first thought was that the pipes would build up and plug where the field was, wonder if a marine desalination setup could be adapted ? Likely very expensive. You could always distill it in the pumphouse, cleaning the system there while sending the distilled water on for consumption. Hope you will keep letting us know what you find that works or doesn't. Best of days to you and your crew Dad !

Farm Dad

3y↑1

Thanks, Bubba! Best days to you too.

M R

*IF* that were true, you would just need to install a typical 2 stage 5 micron filtration unit down stream of this descaler, or even just a regular Y strainer.

William Smith

2y↑8

I think you didn’t let it run it’s course. My understanding is that it will continue to essentially “shake loose” all the particulates until there are none. Ours works great, now! But definitely some foggy bottoms of glasses and hard water for the first little while. Can’t imagine it would work very fast on well water. Or maybe like you said, your water/pipes just need the salt.

Thanks for the vid though. You got a new sub in me.

Farm Dad

2y↑5

Appreciate your thoughts. In my defense, the manual claimed I should see benefits by this point and the pipes were all less than a year old, so I can't imagine there being that much build up. That said, there are very few people who can comment in disagreement as kindly as you have. You, sir, are a fine individual.

William Smith

2y↑1

@Farm Dad yeah I got one for my Dad for his well water, so I’m really hoping his results are better than your experience. Thanks again, appreciate the nice reply 👍🏽

David Lawson

1y↑10

I appriciate your video and the testing you di. Did you happen to think the scale you were still seeing was the result of the pipes getting Descaled?
I am asking because I had a similar situation and I waited longer. After a 6-8 month period of time I stopped having to clean off my screens in my water lines because all the rocks that were clinging to my pipes were cleaned out. Just a thought. Mine works well now.

Horváth Gergely

you definitely have to wait quite a while to see the descaling effects take shape

Ken Quinn

2y↑3

Bought a different brand in 1995 out of Popular Mechanics and it softened the water a LOT. Never had a problem with rinsing off soap, but you don't have to use hardly any soap. Soap was invented because most everyones water was hard.

Truth Matters

2y↑1

Monitoring the scale deposits at faucets and washer inlet was great test and answered my question about whether this kind of product works, I have used conventional water softeners for years and they are worth the cost if you really want to have soft water.

Farm Dad

2y↑1

Thanks! We will be installing a softener in our house once we move into it.

m m

1y↑1

@Farm Dad Maybe you already installed a water softener but I would look into a TAC descaler (Template Assisted Crystalization) it doesn't add anything to the water or change the taste. I have hard water and had a new boiler put in. The installers put a small 3m descaler on the input of the boiler. I figured 3m doesn't sell pseudoscience products and the boiler people said it works. I looked into it and bought an AO Smith whole house descaler. I just installed it a couple of days ago so I can't say for sure if it works.

Richard Berish

2y↑1

I find that it works best if you wrap 🌯 the wires around pvc instead of copper. The signal barley gets thro to the water when using metal pipes.

Farm Dad

Interesting, but makes sense! Of course the manual says it should work on copper.

inferno

Don't use PVC for hot water. PVC leaches, especially with hot water.

Weblure

2y↑2

Unfortunately, these products have been on and off the market for decades and none of them are legit. There have been many studies on this method of water softening/descaling, but none of them found any significant change in water hardness or buildup. I'm surprised they gave you a full refund without putting up a fuss.

There were also two flaws in your experiment. The first was that, even if the magnetic descaler worked, your water wouldn't be any softer. The supposed 'theory' behind these devices is that they somehow affect the minerals in the water in a way that prevents them from building up on surfaces (which clearly didn't work, go figure). There is no possible way to remove minerals from water without rerouting the water through something; the extracted minerals have to go somewhere, after all.

The second flaw, and the reason it appeared that the water was softer, was that you simply added more detergent to the second bottle, thus allowing it to create more suds. Another potential factor was how long the first bottle sat before you shook it up a second time.

There are other options out there for softening/descaling water without adding salt to it, but they are quite a bit pricier. One option is to simply replace the salt pellets with potassium, though you'll be spending about 4x to 6x as much per pound.

Impetuously Insane

@Weblure a thing about the potassium is, do you really want to be taking showers with radioactive water? Yeah it's negligible amounts of radiation, and it is an alpha emitter, but honestly I'd stick with regular salt instead of potassium chloride.

DarthBill13

1y↑3

@Impetuously Insane I believe you are thinking of plutonium. Potassium is not radioactive.

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Clinton Chapman

The sand you are getting in the pipes is not going to be solved by a descaler. You should add a particle filter. These work by catching the particles while water is running and them dropping them down into a drain which you have to empty regularly.

Ære Først

2y↑6

According to the Scaleblaster installation material, you will notice an INCREASE in scale in your fixtures by 3 months and then it should not recur. Reason being that a lot of scale is coming off the plumbing during this time and some of that ends up in your fixtures. Thereafter you should not see it because your plumbing is clean.

Farm Dad

2y↑3

According to the instructions for this unit, that should have been long over by 3 months. I suspect that verbiage is there purely to product returns during the return period. After all, this was a new building, so it didn't have long for scale to build up before this was installed.

astroboy2345

2y↑2

@Farm Dad Depending on the hardness of water and strength of the electronic descale. There is also an effective pipe distance where the minerals solids are separated and recombined in the pipes. For most conventional units used for typical household with municipal water, that distance is around 50ft. This means beyond 50 ft of pipe from descaler, the minerals solids that are electronically separated starts to recombined back to solids again. This is the reason why most manufacturers recommend installing the descaling next to the input pipe to the water heater (rather than source of water line to the house, which might be too far).

Given the hardness of the well water, conventional household descaler probably don't have enough power to completely break down the mineral solids. (These units will specification of how hard of the water that it can effetely process. You can buy meters to measure the water.). You might consider invest in an commercial / industrial higher power units for your application. But first might be a good idea to figure out how "hard" your well water is.

Note that descalers don't removed the minerals from the water or change the hardness of the water. It applies an electric field to break down the solids and suspend the mineral particles in the the water. So that wen you are using the water it is not in a solid state where it can be deposited into scales. It would still be a good idea to use a water filter to filter out the mineral particles to reduce the chance of it recombining back into solids.

Farm Dad

2y↑1

@astroboy2345 unit is 15 feet from water heater. We have had our water tested and I forget the number, but it was very hard. We found that the 3M Aqua-Pure Whole House Scale Inhibition Inline Water System works much better. And it's even cheaper.

astroboy2345

@Farm Dad Filtering water conditioning system is probably a better system for your well water. Reading more, it seems that well water that contains traces of iron and other minerals (not sure if that is the case for your) ends up inhibiting electronic descaling system from breaking down solids. Electronic systems are really designed water sources from municipal water systems. I am glad you found a system that works.

cdoublejj

@astroboy2345 aaahhh so i wonder if there just be something to using a siliphons filter AND an electronic descaler as well as some sediment filters at the appliances!

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Play with Junk

2y↑3

A water softener should be installed in a way so that unfiltered water can be mixed to the output. So you can adjust the hardness of your water to be optimal. No problems with showering then....

Farm Dad

Yes sir

MrRawMonkey

2y↑3

I had an identical model but of a different brand. My hot water tank scaled up a couple of years after installation and had to be removed. Snake oil came to mind.

Farm Dad

That stinks man.

Weblure

2y↑1

Snake oil is right. I wish these products weren't legal to sell — they can end up costing people thousands of dollars in repairs down the line, and could even pose a hazard with water heater overpressurization.

Rodney

Always drain your hot water heater every 6 months.

DRD

3y↑8

My research using a electronic descaler says to install it near the source (well house) and install a traditional filter some 10-20 foot down the line. The way it works is the electrical field makes the sediment stick together. Then the filter catches it. After about an hour all the bonding created by the descaler will disapate and the water turns to normal but the "scale" is caught in the filter.

Farm Dad

3y↑1

Interesting! The manual for this one did not mention that. I don't have it any more but I think it actually may have said it couldn't be too far from the heater.

DRD

3y↑4

@Farm Dad Water that hard can be bad for your kidneys. If you have not tested your water to make sure the mineral content is safe I would do so very soon.

Farm Dad

3y↑2

@DRD we had this system on for almost 5 months. Problems never cleared up for us.

DRD

3y↑2

@Farm Dad Wow! that is hard water. Please get it tested and make sure it is safe. Too much calcium is very bad for you.

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Robert Talada

49w

I bought a GE water softener from Home Depot and installed it myself, best $400 dollars I ever spent. I have a 4 bedroom house. 2 humans, 3 dogs, 9 birds. I go through 20 bags of salt a year with extremely hard water. Costs about $200 a $400 a year for salt

Robert Talada

49w

You can get cheaper salt if you have a sams club, I spend 2x what you have to spend to be able to buy locally

Farm Dad

49w

@Robert Talada that's what we did with the house we built on this well. 👍 This descaler was used in the barn.

Clifford Montgomery

I found that my unit was actually dissolving the deposits that were already in the pipes, once they cleared In about 2-3 months all was great. I don't know how long your pipes had previously been in use.....mine were 30 yrs old.

Farm Dad

This was a new building. Glad it worked out for you.

Henry H

I think you may have tapped out too soon. I myself also have really hard water. My house has a spin down filter with a 50 Micron screens stainless steel then it goes to a sediment filter and then it goes to another charcoal filter. Then I put that Ed 2000 descaler at the end. My water pipes also is doing the same thing as your dishwasher your washing machine and all the appliances in the house is getting big chunks stuck on that prescreen on all the appliances. I myself paid $143 for the unit and I thought I got burned my self but then I let it run for about 4 to 8 months letting the descaler do its thing and after cleaning the aerators and the pre-screens on the washing machine and dishwasher thinking all the while what a fool I was spending that kind of money on a machine then all of a sudden the big chunks just disappeared on all my appliances pre filters I think what my problem was was my copper tubing was like an artery getting filled with cholesterol I needed to be cleaned out then as soon as it cleaned out my water is like great I can't believe how good that ED2000 ispring actually is working. The biggest difference for me now is my glass shower doors are clean my clothes washer takes a lot less soap to wash. My dish washer is the same a lot less soap and dishes more shiner cleaner when they come out of the dish washer I guess you would say they're not all wrinkled when they come out of the dryer and the biggest difference is is all my clear drinking glasses have a few little spots but they're not as bad as they were

M R

You did it backwards.

Reese Dillard

2y↑1

Thanks for the video. The descaler doesn't soften your water it is supposed to keep scale from building up. You would have to use a softener to soften.. I was hoping you'd kept it longer. I wanted to see if the scale would eventually come off.

Brandon M. Hernandez

I was thinking the same thing, he gave up before the product had a chance to break up the years of scale buildup.

TexFarm6

With that amount of build up you may need two and sediment filter

Shining Stone

52w

Im not a water professional but I think you better to test your water first so you have an idea how hard its then make decision if you need install two Electronic Descalers even more...

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3y↑1

Thank you for the tutorial, it's great

Farm Dad

Glad to help!

water guy

2y↑3

The salt for water softeners is only used to clean them, it doesn’t inject salt into your water lol

ESA Environmental Consultants

calcium and magnesium ions are replaced with sodium ions. And the more calcium and magnesium in the water, the more sodium used to replace it. So, yes, you do end up with more sodium in your water. And that should be considered for someone who has health concerns that require a low-sodium diet.

weiss27md

But doesn't a descaler remove scale already in the pipes? If that is the case which it should be if it works then it might take many months to get all of the scale out. It could appear as if it's not working even though it is.

Farm Dad

According to manual, it is supposed to be better by 3 months and this building was less than a year old, so I doubt there was much scale build up.

Jedi_Mapper P

2y↑7

If the loose scale shown in the video began to appear AFTER installation, then the unit was likely working. It will breakdown the scale and chunks will flow downstream and accumulate and clog at restrictions.

Farm Dad

2y↑1

That is supposed to happen in month one. We cleaned all fixtures after that and continued to have scaling.

Anthony Campana

2y↑3

Interesting, everything I have read states that conditioners clean preexisting scale in piping, potentially for many months, so it may appear worse at first, potentially causing clogs until the pipes are clean??

Farm Dad

2y↑4

@Anthony Campana I think we had this system in place for 5 months total and never saw improvement. My opinion is that's what the companies that make these descalers say to prevent people from returning them. We switched to a aqua pure scale inhibiting filter and it has worked great. No more scale problems.

Arkadiusz K.

@Farm Dad Aqua Pure. Can you show us?

Robert Berin

@Arkadiusz K. sold at lowes for $120

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Judith Jones

2y↑3

Appreciated the honesty! Also good speaking voice, easy to understand. Thank you much.

Farm Dad

2y↑1

Thanks! I hate my voice, so it's a relief to hear it is easy to understand.

Hicoteo

Does it depend on the type of minerals in your water?

Farm Dad

I don't think so, but I'm certainly not an authority on the subject 😬

MoneyBread

Primarily it depends on the amount of magnesium and calcium that runs through your water.

Eagle Dan

50w

Thanks for the unbiased test

Farm Dad

50w

Welcome!

john doe

After discussing this with someone who owns a similar device for a longer period. I think the device is working and you have demonstrated that it does.

5:39 See the buildup in that tap aerator filter or at the inlet valve of your washing machine ?

To me, that suggests it's working as it got the scale in the water to clump up where it could be caught in a filter. The reason there is so much of it is simply because of the volume of water that passes through.

Now, the test, if this hypothesis works, is after you discontinued the use of the gadget whether you still see a similar amount of buildup within the same time period in your tap aerator filter and washing machine inlet as when you were using it?

Farm Dad

That scale build up at 5:39 was the whole reason we purchased the device. This device was supposed to fix that issue and it did not. It was there before the device, with device, and after removing the device. However, once we purchased a 3m descaling filter, the scale build up lessoned considerably. I now recommend that over one of these if a full water softener is out of the budget.

john doe

@Farm Dad very good so that theory is out then. Could you post a link here to the 3M descaling filter you presently use?

Farm Dad

@john doe here you go. https://www.supplyhouse.com/3M-Aqua-Pure-AP43011-Aqua-Pure-AP430SS-Hot-Water-Heater-Scale-Inhibitor-System-AP431-Cartridge-Included?utm_source=google_ad&utm_medium=Shopping_tm&utm_campaign=Shopping_TM_New_users&gclid=Cj0KCQjwiZqhBhCJARIsACHHEH8R1NAasZjavP-DmWlnwImQ-KQGgWKL6a34TvhwArTKfLiAp7_0p8caAvFwEALw_wcB

john doe

@Farm Dad thanks was looking for an appliance filter and found the same product. Aqua Pure AP43OSS

The only info I cannot find is the upper limit of hardness that it can handle. It should handle your 14 gpg.

What if hardness was more, say double. Found some reviews saying it did not work so well with the well water at 30 gpg

I think the max for this unit is 20 gpg. Anything higher will require a different method.

Farm Dad

1y↑1

@john doe that sounds about right. It handles our hardness level, but we still experience a small amount of scaling. So 14 might even be at the upper limit for it.

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Joe Glenn

2y↑2

Thanks for the video. I think you should get a regular water softener. You are not adding salt to your water. You are using salt water to flush the main filter that's all. I love the slick feeling of soft water. Here in Arizona, you can get buy a softener and with a basic install, the whole price is about $1200 - $1500.

Bradley Boyle

I was getting ready to post this comment, most people assume you adding salt is the water you use. Not a reservoir that’s just brines the filter.

Chuck O'Buckley

2y↑1

You should have given it more time. I installed a scale blaster and it took weeks to get all of the scale out of all the pipes. My faucet screens were like yours but eventually cleared up.

Farm Dad

This was given months. The manual said it should have cleared up by then.

blue tooth

Did you clean out the pipes and hoses prior to install and then it built back up? otherwise what did you expect?

Farm Dad

The manual clearly states that any residue remaining would have been cleared out well before then. All fixtures were cleaned out from clogging many times during this 3 months. The scaling never improved.

jemsncrystals

How do you measure hardness of water. Any recommendations devices maybe?

Farm Dad

2y↑1

We had ours tested by a lab.

Turbo Tastic

2y↑11

"I'm no scientist but I thought I'd try doing an experiment" ha ha.. I have news for you.. you are now a scientist, if you are doing experiments you are a scientist

Farm Dad

2y↑2

Haha thanks, guess I can check that dream off the bucket list.

Wilcox Tactical

If I paint one painting does that make me a painter? If I build one house am I a home builder? Is that how it works?

Turbo Tastic

@Wilcox Tactical yep, that's how it works

Turbo Tastic

@Wilcox Tactical if I paint a thousand paintings and they all suck, am I a painter. If I build 2 homes am I a home builder? How about 7? 15? What if I build a 1,000? What is the magic number that makes me that thing? Answer: 1.

stewbuntu

FYI costco has the best water softener deal for the size and inlet ports

ILivingADream!

Thanks for information. Can you tell us what brand is it? I can't find it in costco website

stewbuntu

@ILivingADream! I forgot its privately made for costco by a big company out of AZ I think. And Costco will have a better warranty/return than anyone else, just walk in with it and get your money back. I seem to remember it was about $500 but it was it had better inlet/outlet sizes and a little bit bigger salt holding tank vs others for that price. It also did better measured times of dosing based on your hard water that you set the setting to.

Ricky32908

3y↑2

Get a Water softener everyone in Florida has one, the salt is only for cleaning the tank. There’s no salt in the water

Farm Dad

3y↑1

We are just temporarily living in this barn so we don't want the expense of installing one here. Our house will likely get one, at least on the hot water side. I just installed a Aqua Pure Scale inhibitor system. Waiting to see how well that works.

Arkadiusz K.

OK, but now you have too little Ca+, Mg+ and too much Na+ in the water.

water guy

@Arkadiusz K. there shouldn’t be any NA+ if the softner is working correctly

Indiana Jones

I had same exerience, with the "blaster"

Farm Dad

Hope you were able to get your money back.

Play with Junk

2y↑5

That's how these "magical" devices are marketed everywhere. Magnets or electronic devices, no difference. They let you try it for many months and they take it back with no issue. The reason is that none of these "clamp-on" devices work. But if you can give it back, there is no fraud. And some people may be happy with it and keep it. So they get their profit because most devices are totally overpriced. They sell one and take back 20 and they still make a profit.

Farm Dad

2y↑1

Sounds spot on to me.

Barbadolid

Filming yourself behind the sun might not be the best idea. Thanks for the test

Farm Dad

1y↑1

You don't notice until you go to edit and by then it's too late 😜

gooddealonly

3:53 Sorry, but anyone with knowledge of physics in electricity knows a wire coil must be close-ended to generate a magnetic field. Closed-end means both ends of the wire coil must be connected to a power source The red and blue wire coils are both open-ended and therefore will never generate a magnetic field. The tiny power supply is only used to power the blinking lights and will have no effect on generating a magnetic field. This is genuine snake oil.

Jason Reviews TECH

i heard they don't work. You have to use those salt ones cuz ions. You can do RO. Reverse osmosis. That also works. Only two methods.

Farm Dad

We are having good results with the aqua pure scale inhibitor filter.

MoneyBread

They "work" but the effectiveness is very subtle

David Crawford

2y↑1

I believe that you had the wrong expectations. These devices remove nothing. They simply change the characteristics of the water so that build up is "reduced". I've used these devices in my house when I lived in Clearwater Florida, and when I lived in Kansas city, MO. The hardness in Florida was very high compared to KC, MO. However, the properly installed devices worked well. Just keep your expectations within the actaul performance of reduction and not removal.

m m

1y↑1

I didn't look like it reduced buildup at all in this video. I have never seen one of these things work. They aren't supposed to remove anything but they are supposed to make it so the minerals don't stick and form scale, if all the faucets get buildup I don't see how you can say its working.

Rohit Bhatnagar

Does it remove existing buildup or new buildup only after installation

Farm Dad

It claims to do both.

Brady Nelson

So isn't that why you saw more scale still? It's breaking down all that old scale? I'd think you might need to run it several months to get everything cleaned out. Also what's the range? Some only work for 50 feet.

Farm Dad

@Brady Nelson according to the instructions, it should be done removing new scale long before the 3 month mark. We had this for 5 months and scale build up did not improve. This was in our barn that we are living in. Total run was less than 25 feet.

kmo4001

DeScalers work by ionizing the water, the scale is still there, it just turns it to a powder and makes it easier to clean your shower door, etc.

Infiltrator2003

there is no way an electromagnet can take out calcium / lime. it's not ferromagnetic or paramagnetic in any way. if it did work.. it would clog up the tube where the electromagnet was.

tabaks

Those "softeners" are a plain scam.

Ankar Adillos

2y↑1

Takes A Minimum Of 3 Months To See Difference According To Manufacture Specifications

Miles Huff

Hey, it's from Alpharetta, GA! I recently moved from there. Nice!

Dklizznein

Sounds like you're filming this inside a well.

Bhatt Hole

At the beginning, how does he sound like he's in an empty room or cellar though he's outside? I've never heard that before.

Farm Dad

Maybe my rode lapel mic?

thejohnson1987

2y↑3

Best part of the video 4:31 "aww man" lol reminds me of my little 4 year old boy. Cute

Farm Dad

2y↑1

Haha 😂

rjadragel

You need water softener

PlayerMick -

2y↑2

5:30 you got secret talent;)

Farm Dad

Get your mind out of the gutter, friend 🤣

Adam Schofield

How deep is your well ?

Farm Dad

3y↑1

400 feet

Tractor Wrangler

You only gave it 3 weeks. It takes 12 weeks to descale.

Farm Dad

Nope, I gave it 3 months, which is 12 weeks. Actually it got even longer than that by the time I actually got around to taking it off and returning it.

Tractor Wrangler

@Farm Dad Your video says 3 weeks later, then 2 weeks later, to me that's 5 weeks. Can you clarify? What did it look like at 12 weeks?

Farm Dad

@Tractor Wrangler that was just the initial tests. Checking in every so often.

Tractor Wrangler

@Farm Dad im going to give it a try and see what happens. I got it for $120.

Farm Dad

@Tractor Wrangler check back in with your thoughts.

Judy Dewey

Obviously you don't fully understand how a water descaler works. It takes a whole lot more time to clean out the pipes and mineral scale your showing in your video. Remember, this device is a descaler not a water softener. Part of it's job is to clean out the plumbing and maintain that status.

Farm Dad

This was a new building. And I gave it the amount of time the instruction manual states was needed to "clean out the pipes.". Frankly, I believe this whole concept of heavy scale continuing to be "cleaned" out of the pipes is a way to delay people from returning them while they are within their store return window.

Judy Dewey

Trust me, if that's what the instructions do say, then you bought the wrong descaler. I have a lot of experience with water descalers and they DO work. If you think you're going to have an over night miracle with your water, it's not going to happen. This is a long term process, otherwise go with a softener. No need to reply with excuses or criticism to me, I was simply trying to help you. Good luck!