Magnetic Water Conditioner-No Salt Water Conditioner-Magnetic Water Treatment

I live in the Ozarks with super lime water. Bought 2 packs and put 1 pack at the pump and 1 at the house. They don't remove lime completely but is now way better. Screens on faucets , shower head, toilet, dog stainless water dishes all 90% better. Gets warmer weather I'll check my water heater elements. Hope it works on them cause they are a pain. Coffee pot is better also. Would get lime build up around faucet handles, not now. what was there came off by just wiping off the sink. We had lime all over but way less now. Way cheaper than a water conditioner. Gotta give em some time. I've had em about a month and a half. Give em a try. I don't know about other stuff in the water but they help with lime. Soap is better too. I did say well water didn't I ? I am happy with purchase.

Small profile for tight spaces. Zip tie brackets allow use on different size pipe. We use these on city water to reduce scale and soften it for easier removal.

This item really work But don't install it on the iron/galvanize pipe as it will dislodge the scale that has build up in the pipe and release it into your water supply. What is dislodge from the pipe can contain concentrated harmful materials and cause trouble. If you have re-pipe your house piping with new copper pipes, then there should be no problem. But if the entire house piping has not been replace with copper pipe, the section with old iron pipe can contain build ups that can release into the water supply. Thus place it on the copper pipe section only and not on the old galvanize section. Do not use this on old galvanized pipes due to these reason mentioned. Otherwise it really work.

If you have purchased the larger heavy duty magnets, these will seem very small and not very strong. However they may be strong enough to do the job particularly on a local faucet rather than the entire house. The other type I've seen for sale are $45 each, but they are extremely powerful, such that you have to be very careful not to injure your fingers when installing. These are probably 1/10 of that power. But again if they do what they're supposed to I will come back and give them more stars.

I have never had this problem but once I moved to the Savannah area, everyone is dealing with this situation! My sister (who lives in Tennessee) swore by these magnets. Sadly, she must have a different kind of water problem because they didn't work for me. These photos show my two toilets with before and after next to them. Of course, after each "before," I scrubbed out the toilet bowls so they were nice and clean. Then I installed the magnets (easy peasy) and waited a week. Sad to say, these magnets didn't fix my problem. It would've been nice, but I'm still looking for a solution. Thankfully, the return is easy and I appreciate that.

I sent the wild water off for testing before and after and it’s working great

First things first I did a lot of digging and realized that the magnets definitely have to repel each other before you put them around the pipe. The way that these are made or the way that they are shipped is just wrong. I still give them a five-star but you're going to have to get a small tool of your choice, I had a small flat-head screwdriver and I pried open the inside of two of the magnetic cases and flipped the magnets inside. Now all the magnets repel each other. I don't know much about magnets I'm just trying to reduce the brassiness in my hair. Correct me if I'm wrong but this is what needs to be done in order for the magnets to do their job.

I like that the water actually feels softer after a couple weeks I'm satisfied