Scalewatcher Nano Electronic Water Descaler, Water Softener Alternative, Chemical and Salt-Free Electric Limescale Preventer and Remover
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Availability:
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May 23 – May 28
Features
- - PATENTED ORIGINAL: Keep lime build-up at bay with the original electronic descaler. Dont settle for imitations that fail to work half the time. Scalewatcher has been patented since 1991 and is the go-to electronic limescale remover for homes, businesses, factories, and waterparks worldwide.
- - SUPERIOR LIMESCALE CONTROL: No more clogged appliances; no more cloudy dishes. water) gradually removes existing deposits via a safe electromagnetic wave (Works best with municipal water)
- - NO SALT; NO EXPENSIVE MAINTENANCE: Make water feel softer and kinder to skin & hair and improve water heater efficiency without ever using salt or incurring the expensive maintenance costs of a salt-based water conditioner. Our electric water softener also leaves beneficial minerals like calcium intact, ensuring you enjoy all the benefits of your drinking water.
- - SIMPLE TO INSTALL: No plumbing changes involved. No electrician required. The electronic hard water treatment system starts working immediately after the hassle-free installation and works on all diameters of both plastic and metal pipes. All the mounting hardware comes included.
- - BUY WITH CONFIDENCE: Safely treat water and prevent lime build-up completely risk-free. The Scalewatcher Nano comes with a 2-year warranty. Click Add to Cart now to effectively improve water quality with an electronic limescale remover thats been around for close to 3 decades!
Brand: Scalewatcher
Scent: Lemon
Specific Uses For Product: Indoor use only,works best on municipal water supply.
Unit Count: 1 Count
Surface Recommendation: Plastic, Metal
Manufacturer: Scalewatcher
Part Number: Nano
Item Weight: 3.9 ounces
Product Dimensions: 4.9 x 1.5 x 2.8 inches
Item model number: Nano
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: White
Power Source: UL Approved AC/DC switching power supply
Item Package Quantity: 1
Special Features: Quiet
Usage: Indoor use only,works best on municipal water supply.
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: January 15, 2013
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May 23 – May 28
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This review is to give details of what you get. The unit is about as tall as a coffee cup. The power cord stretches to about 3 ft. The wire is about 12 ft. Or whatever length the package says it is. I dont remember. I do not know if you should add an extension cord to the unit to reach an outlet but I'm going to try using an extension cord with a GFCI. You only need 4 inch of available pipe range. Wires come pre stripped so no need for wire strippers.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2020 by beckah beckah
We are very happy with this product. We live in a condo where there is not room for a conventional water softener, and I really do not like using a salt-based softener. This is not actually a softener but a descaler and it works as advertised. The scale buildup in our dishwasher and in our shower spray heads has gradually disappeared over the last month or two. I used to have to clean the shower heads in vinegar at least twice a year to unclog them. I did a lot of research before this purchase, especially with products people chose and recommended in California where some municipalities have banned the use of salt-based water softeners. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2016 by Debbie Stanford
I live in northern California where the water is very hard. After using this for over 3 months, I do notice a drop in the hard water stains build-up. However, I just found another product that offers the same type of operation for 20% of the price of this product. This product is expensive and by the time you can decide whether this product is effective, the return window time frame is way past. Be aware of alternative products out in the market place!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2019 by A. O. A. O.
My plumber correctly installed this device on our incoming water line with the installation of our new hot water heater. I purchased a total dissolved solids (tds) meter and tested the tds count at intervals several weeks beforehand. Santa Fe, NM water hardness varies at around 150ppm Which is where I live. I got readings of around 85ppm consistently. Not bad if the meter is accurate. It’s been on the incoming water line since mid-February and the reading of 85ppm remains consistent. Our shampoo lathers better than before with our old water heater and our skin and hair feels softer. Therefore, it would appear that this device has done nothing and the addition of a new water heater is responsible for feeling softer water. I gave it 5-stars for ease of install & 2 overall since I can’t say with 100% certainty it hasn’t contributed in some way; although the meter says otherwise.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2020 by Denise A Huff
I installed it with no problems -very easy. I saw nothing in my instruction booklet about not putting it near metal devices...?? Mine is close to my water heater due to the structure of my water pipe (HVAC guy approved). I will trim excess wire when I am sure about placement. After 2 weeks, I can see a difference - especially in the toilet. I purposely did not use any calcium remover on the toilet "line" - just regular cleaning. The line is gone. My garden irrigation tubes had deposit. That is also gone. My water feels different in the shower and rinse is cleaner in the dishwasher. This is an affordable option to the bulky ($$$/salt) water softeners. Nano takes up 3.5" x 5" of wall space! Highly recommend...
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2019 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
I don't have as many spots on my dishes, and my skin and hair seem better. And there isn't the slimy feel of a traditional salt softener. I didn't install it, my apartment complex maintenance did - they said it was easy, and best of all, we could take it with us if we moved.
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019 by Betheny
It seems pretty easy. I already has an electrical outlet in the same area for the hard water conditioner so it was easy to add in. It's hard to tell how effective it is because it has only been a few weeks, but it seems like it is working as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2019 by R. Morton
Wasn't sure this would help on well water system but it actually cuts down on the limestone scale in faucet, shower heads, toilet tanks. Be advised you will still have deposits in your icemaker ice cubes.
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2019 by Sherri