Is this good for hard water and not simply chlorine?
582565
I actually do not have chlorine, I have really nasty Los Angeles water, it got rid of my eczema and dry hair and skin. You have to change the filter that goes inside it at least every six months. It really works great, my skin, hair and nails are normal now.
582566
Do not understand your question. If your referring to the Aquasana Water Filter, it only worked for 60 days.
582567
I have well water and a water softener. My shower water is too soft. What kind of head can I get to slightly harden the water. I don't have chlorine in my well water.
582568
It removes 90% chlorine and some other harsh chemicals. You can visit the company website for more information. This unit claims to last 90 days although I use them a lot longer. That number may be for larger families. However, depending on your budget, the only true way to get pure water from your shower, is to invest in a whole house RO system with a large storage tank. Hope this helps you out.
1325671
I cannot comment on hard water use. We do have well water that is softened. That is what I use and I have no issues. I love this diffuser. I bought 3!
1532851
No. This is not a filter - the filter is still needed to pump the water through. This replaces the chemicals so you don't have to keep up with chemicals. It's natural chlorine, almost like saltwater. No upkeep.
871072
Yes, it is far better than anything I have ever used. Will clean the hard water rings and build up without any cleaning powders or liquids . All that is needed is water. Amazing product.
1899073
I think so (not sure how to test that exactly). We have really hard water and it has helped a lot.
2245097
Product does not claim to be a water softener, nor does it add any chemical to reduce hardness. So I am sure that it does not reduce the hardness of water by removing calcium. However, I like what it does do. Removes chlorine and probably a few other things. You can research these type of filters on the internet.
1412555
It will work great if the water is properly chlorinated...you don't need to change the water....
1699384
I haven't had any problems, but we don't have particularly hard water here. I've had this thing for at least a couple of years now, and it's still working very well.
936147
Check with the specifications of your filtration system. Some water softeners only remove mineral deposits from your water, so if that's the case then yes you will benefit from this filter as well. If your system removes chlorine then there's no need to use this one. Although you could always buy one to take with you when you travel.
207130
No, I don't think it's appropriate for wild water, but if you use chlorine to kill bacteria then this will filter the chlorine taste from the water. I have only used it for potable water.
433171
I wish that i could be of more help but without going to the manufacturer's information sheet (www.watersentinelfilters.com WSL-3) i can only help with what i know and am reading off the container. It does take the taste and smell of Chlorine from the water. I haven't noticed any any Sulfur smells and i know that it takes out some of the other hard particulates. Wish i could be of more help. Good luck.
2228198
Even though this filter helps to soften water in your house, still a regular softener is more efficient. I would suggest to start with this filter anyway because it is better for your health to remove chlorine, and then add a softener if your water remains hard.
1733506
I don't know because my water does not have chloramine. It is heavy with iron & limestone.
1102060
No - the Brita filter is basically carbon which will filter out chlorine or make hard water taste better. River water has bacteria so it has to be disinfected, not just filtered. There are heavy duty filters that take out more, and there are pills you can add to purify water. I haven't used them. You can probably get more information from a camping equipment store.
1921819
No, this is not a water softener. It will not filter out the majority of the heavy minerals in the water.
132088
You know this is a very good question, however I have never checked it. I don't believe it is changed but this is just a guess on my part. I think it would still be considered hard water.
116118
We have extremely hard water. We use Bubble Bandit Dishwasher Detergent and add TSP. This combination has worked well for us. Plus Bubble Bandit has a clean smell! :)