Best to test it yourself
30 days test
To make the effect of the device more visible, you must remove existing “hard limescale” from your aerators, shower heads, etc. Although deposits will form over the next 30 days, they should be easy to remove. Test now for 30 days free of charge*
1st saucepan and kettle test
Fill an enamel saucepan (if possible not stainless steel, as the pores are too smooth) with approx. 1.5 liters of water and boil the contents on the stove. (However, do not let it burn in!) The limescale residues that have become visible must be in powder form and therefore easy to remove. (Without cleaning agent, only with water and a household sponge).
2. skin and hair test
People with sensitive skin often experience itching, redness or skin tension after showering or bathing. The reduced surface tension of the water can alleviate or even prevent such problems. Pay attention to your hair after showering or bathing. It will feel noticeably softer with a significantly reduced amount of shampoo.
3. bathroom test
Spray a part of the previously cleaned tiles or shower wall several times a day with your shower head. Then allow the water to dry. Even after more than a week, the dry limescale residue can be easily removed with a damp cloth and a few drops of neutral cleaner.
4. washing machine and dishwasher test
The reduced surface tension in the water means that the amount of washing powder or dishwashing detergent used can be significantly reduced (approx. 30 – 50 % depending on the hardness of your water). The laundry and dishes will still be just as clean as you were used to. However, your laundry should feel noticeably softer after several washes. Chemical agents to protect the heating elements from limescale are no longer necessary.
5. cleaning agents and detergents
Thanks to the new “limescale structure”, you will be able to dispense with harsh, aggressive cleaning agents in future. In future, water and inexpensive neutral cleaning agents (no acids, no concentrates) will suffice for thorough cleaning.
