Whole house water softener:descaler installation without cutting any pipes or the need for expensive

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[@Dear-_-Agony]

Thank you for this video, can you do a year later review on this? Didn't see anything about this after this video?! Found an updated video, disregard!

[@ProfessorDIY]

No problem

[@isonovoso8312]

thank you great job!

[@ProfessorDIY]

Thank you!

[@longago1faraway027]

Roughly, I have to replace my water heater elements every 10 months without adding salt for my salt softener. Sounds like this type of products can only make it every 10.5 month or something like that. Not much usage for me?

[@ProfessorDIY]

I have had it for almost three years not an issue with it

[@MrThumper1440]

I have very hard water and bought one of these(different brand). It absolutely did not work at all for me.

[@cindychen5942]

Does it work for plastic pipe as well?

[@deborahcummings3400]

thats what i want to know

[@danielcubria8787]

Yes it works for PVC pipes

[@ProfessorDIY]

Yes

[@michelelenci]

On what phisical principle is this based on?

[@ProfessorDIY]

Electromagnetism, it does not purify water but it removes iron and other ferrous metals

[@depecheddurand]

in my house there are no pipes the main water line go straight into water heater without leaving any space to install the descaler any suggestion?

[@ProfessorDIY]

You do not have a min shut off valve? You can install it in the cold intake of your water heater

[@ashzole]

buy a new house!

[@crookeddealer7026]

Did it work?

[@ProfessorDIY]

Yes, I am very pleased with it.

[@orbeaaspin]

Do a hardness test on the water 😂

[@ProfessorDIY]

It is a descaler not a softener.

[@orbeaaspin]

@@ProfessorDIY I'm just responding to the title where it's clearly says Water Softner

[@gibson7654]

Was this recorded in the 80s?

[@ProfessorDIY]

clearly not.

[@gibson7654]

@@ProfessorDIY did you check the hardness of the water?

[@user-uq4xn4fo9f]

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[@ProfessorDIY]

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[@no_handle_required]

snake-oil bollocks

[@ProfessorDIY]

Actually sound science maybe educate yourself before embracing yourself with nonsense comments like this one

[@mycool8980]

What your doing is polarizing your water with an electro magnet adding two back to back is kinda redundant. when you heat things they depolorizes. The second coil should go after your hot water heater.

[@ProfessorDIY]

The directions state that you need a second if your runs are more than 50 feet because after 50 feet the water returns to its original state. So far I see no need for a second one. Thanks for watching!

[@mycool8980]

@@ProfessorDIY an easy way to test it is to run only hot water and see if you get some limescale.

[@itz_vulego._.7941]

@@ProfessorDIY I probably just use strong magnet on hot water tank.

[@Acetowman]

Omg this was a painful video to watch. Why didn't you just mount the box to the wall instead of a piece of wood

[@ProfessorDIY]

because the wall is concrete

[@AZTechLabs]

these are such a scam. electromagnets cannot affect calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, etc...

[@ProfessorDIY]

THey do not claim that they do, they simply ionize the water, they are quite effective

[@erwinhanefeld1500]

Haha

[@ProfessorDIY]

What is funny?