will clearwave electronic water softener system work on plastic pipes
1941631
It won't work on any type of pipe, because it's a scam product that has been shown in numerous independent tests to do NOTHING.Here's a video of a guy who really wanted this product to work. This is his after test on a water heater:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dE_byf09ANk
1941632
I do not know. We were unhappy with the softener and we have brass pipes. I am sorry we couldn't be more helpful.
1941633
Yes it can. From page 4 of the manual: "The ClearWave can be used effectively on any type of water pipe; galvanized, copper, or plastic." I would also suggest the following:1). If you have a sediment filter on the line coming into the home, place the ClearWave on the Output side, esp. if you have Well Water.2). Get your water tested for hardness first. The Maximum Hardness that the ClearWave will effectively work on is 425 ppm or 25 gpg. My water was tested at 16 gpg and it works great!Hope this helps.
1978976
I would imagine that it would. It is nothing more than a de-scaler and de-calcifier that removes hardwater build-up.
869529
Don't know. It is not a cleaner, it just generates microbes to break down sewage. Contact the company, maybe they can help.
1105170
Seems like a bad idea from a safety perspective to use it with plastic. Not to mention, plastic won't conduct the heat very well when it's really cold. I'd spend a couple bucks and get a metal waterer to make sure it works. Works great with my metal waterer.
2037280
My water line is heavy gauge black plastic and this product is fine for the application if covering the pipe from the ground to where the line enters the insulated floor of my home. The application is pretty specific. ..follow the directions carefully. Good luck. Sam
1050131
My home has always had a sand mound system and PVC pipes. Our water has acid in it and we do not treat our well water. The stuff has worked for us. We have had no problem but we do not put a lot of grease or bathroom/kitchen chemicals down the drain either.
1899961
My system puts out water that reads 000ppm on a quality dissolved solids meter. I would think it will remove most everything from the water.
933410
I don't know but scale watcher does not make the water chemically softer it makes it feel softer the minerals do not stick to you or your pipes etc i am very glad we bought this
1808699
I doubt it. It operates on pressure build up in order to clear paper & waste products from septic lines. The rubber expands to block water from backing up & forces water under pressure to clear the line. Saves time & money since you won't need a plumber with a snake. It will do nothing but could break the pipe if it's plastic with a snake
612935
Yes. You are specifically referring to the old "TV Tuner" cleaner, however the CRC "Plastic Safe" connector cleaner will work well as it is a de-greaser for terminals, connectors, contacts etc and can be used for Phono (stereo) and Jacks of all kinds Volume & tuner knobs (Potentiometers / Pots), etc. This item will Not leave residue but be sure clean with power off and allow to dry a bit. Also be sure to use only Plastic Safe when using around more delicate surfaces, paints, plastics, rubber, etc.
1696699
Yes. Consumer Reports has it right behind Clear20 that I used BUT the hook up on the faucet made the base to leak and had to replace the whole thing !! So, I am going with ZeroWater.
473133
The way I undersand it is this stuff mixxs in with the salt brine to give the resin a REAL good cleaning. It should work regardless of your water sorce or brand of softener. I just replace the resin in my 15 year old GE soften, WOW what a differance, the sucker works like new!
2136496
Hi, I can't say for sure as I have she Noritz, but I have a water softener. I do know there are many recommendations that if you have hard water something should be done to prevent build up.I assume you're considering a tankless as a move away from a tank style water heater. If your tank style did not last many years I'd suggest something to protect the tankless. This of this. These units run water through small tubes that are heated to make hot water. These tubes wouldn't take much to be come clogged. Hope I was of some help.
603475
I think it does. It is supposed to break down anything organic. But hard to tell overall effectiveness, unless you can actually examine the pipes. I just have to gauge by how slow the water drains out.
107260
Yes, but as with any appliance how well that works depends on the quality--particularly the hardness of your water. G'luck!
475110
The general water softner works in the same principle, includning this model. It removes some radium in the ion exhange per this article http://www.idph.state.il.us/envhealth/factsheets/radium.htm I am no pro. You should verify this with a professional.
928054
my pipe has a plastic filter in it that needs to be cleaned out regularly. as far as returning it, I don't know