One of the most attractive features about the ScaleBlaster electronic water descaler is that it requires no ongoing maintenance, making it one of the preferred hard water treatment options on the market today. We are continuing our series discussing the maintenance required for reverse osmosis systems. Our previous article discussed the importance of checking and changing the sediment filter and carbon filter. Today, we will look at two more types of reverse osmosis system filters that require ongoing maintenance.
Membrane
The reverse osmosis membrane is generally the most expensive of all filters used in a reverse osmosis system. It is semi-permeable, allowing water to pass through while filtering out any contaminants that were not caught by the sediment and carbon filters. If your sediment and carbon filters are properly maintained and in good condition, the reverse osmosis membrane may need to be replaced every two years or as recommended by the manufacturer. An electronic water descaler has no parts or components that need to be maintained or replaced.
Polishing Filter
Polishing filters are used in four-stage reverse osmosis systems to remove anything else that remains in the water. They are designed to ensure the water tastes good and does not have any foul odors. An electronic water descaler has no filters to replace, period.
If you are seeking a true residential hard water solution, then look no further. The ScaleBlaster electronic water descaler is one of the most popular and effective hard water treatment options on the market today. Best of all, it is also a limescale eliminator that is extremely effective in water scale removal/pipe scale removal. Don’t settle for an inferior residential hard water solution. You and your family deserve the best! ScaleBlaster can be purchased at Home Depot (in-store and online) and online at Lowe’s and Costco. Give it a try today.
Founder and Co-Owner of Clearwater Enviro Technologies
Jeff Conway is the founder and co-owner of Clearwater Enviro Technologies, which opened in 1989 from the city it started from – Clearwater, Florida. The first product line was the Clearwater Pool Systems with Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin as it’s company spokesman. In 1995, the electronic water conditioner ScaleBlaster was added to the product line. Jeff was born in Auburn, Indiana but grew up in Fairfield, Connecticut. He is a graduate of Florida Southern College in 1978 and has resided in the Tampa Bay area ever since. Several products have evolved over the years, making the company the largest manufacturer of mineral ionization equipment and electronic water conditioners in the world.