The Ban on Water
Softeners in Communities
Some communities in the United States have banned water softeners
due to the discharge of salt in the backwash cycles. This could
result in a harmful interference with the natural breakdown in the
sewers and septic systems due to the brine waste discharge that is
produced by most water softeners. The brine that is produced then
ends up in public wastewater systems and has a detrimental impact on
groundwater and the ecosystem.
To alleviate this potential problem, systems such as the PuriTec
Superior Water Condition (SWC) can be used. Such a system is
magnetic based and can be utilized to condition hard water. The
system does not need salt or electricity and has no water waste.
Lime and scale deposits, as well as corrosion, can magnetically
suspend hard minerals in the water throughout the home. This
includes minerals contained in hot and cold water lines, water
heaters, icemakers, humidifiers and other water processing units.
As a result of the operations of the SWC system, pollution does not
occur. There are no chemicals or other additives used and your water
will be clean and clear, making it conducive to drinking. The
treatment will not affect the safety of your water.
There are other benefits to the PuriTec Superior Water Conditioner,
other than the environmental benefits the systems provides. These
other benefits include the prolonged lifespan of water heaters,
plumbing and fixtures and appliances (both large and small), as well
as the reduction in household cleaning and maintenance. Hard water
scale build-up is reduced.
A traditional water softener may provide you with clean hair and
skin, but you will not feel the slippery effects of that cleansing
when the SWC is used.
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