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	<title>Comments on: Water Softeners in California</title>
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		<title>By: Dr Glickman</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I just had a 50 gal. water heater replaced and the contractor had a salesman try to sell me on a salt-free softener with carbon filter combo for $5K. They tried to use a lot of scientific verbiage on me; eg., high-frequency proprietary magnetic field, etc. I was not persuaded. They could not explain how hard water flowed through a hermetically sealed device (their product) in a steady state process where no minerals  were actually removed resulting in permanantly softer water. There will have to be a 3rd party test lab to certify these salt-free softeners because political pressure and money is pushing for a conversion to salt-free systems.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just had a 50 gal. water heater replaced and the contractor had a salesman try to sell me on a salt-free softener with carbon filter combo for $5K. They tried to use a lot of scientific verbiage on me; eg., high-frequency proprietary magnetic field, etc. I was not persuaded. They could not explain how hard water flowed through a hermetically sealed device (their product) in a steady state process where no minerals  were actually removed resulting in permanantly softer water. There will have to be a 3rd party test lab to certify these salt-free softeners because political pressure and money is pushing for a conversion to salt-free systems.</p>
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