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Lol, I guess I shouldn't be shocked that I'm getting heavy calcium and Lyme deposits in my water after installing a de-scaler, but I just want to make sure that's what's happening.
About 6 months ago, I got rid of my salt-based water softener. It was garbage, and it wasn't working.
I installed some huge saltless tank system a few months ago with a pre-filter. Immediately, the calcium and lyme deposits went away. The water was amazing... really soft, etc.
Then, I installed one of those electric hard water de-scaler. I assumed those devices were nonsense and just a fad. This is actually the very one that I bought:
https://www.amazon.com/iSpring-ED2000-Electronic-Descaler-Conditioner
The make / model isn't of particular importance because there are literally a dozen different models like this. I installed this device about 2 weeks afterwards.
The water was still good for a while, but then after maybe a month, it started getting really bad... and then really really bad. It's started to improve somewhat, and seems to be better, but isn't like it was. I guess what I'm asking here is, have a lot of people experienced the same thing with these electronic descalers? I'm just looking to confirm that in fact they do actually work, and that it isn't instead a failure of my saltless water softner that I spent $1,600 bucks on.
Thanks!
About 6 months ago, I got rid of my salt-based water softener. It was garbage, and it wasn't working.
I installed some huge saltless tank system a few months ago with a pre-filter. Immediately, the calcium and lyme deposits went away. The water was amazing... really soft, etc.
Then, I installed one of those electric hard water de-scaler. I assumed those devices were nonsense and just a fad. This is actually the very one that I bought:
https://www.amazon.com/iSpring-ED2000-Electronic-Descaler-Conditioner
The make / model isn't of particular importance because there are literally a dozen different models like this. I installed this device about 2 weeks afterwards.
The water was still good for a while, but then after maybe a month, it started getting really bad... and then really really bad. It's started to improve somewhat, and seems to be better, but isn't like it was. I guess what I'm asking here is, have a lot of people experienced the same thing with these electronic descalers? I'm just looking to confirm that in fact they do actually work, and that it isn't instead a failure of my saltless water softner that I spent $1,600 bucks on.
Thanks!