Do magnetic systems soften water?
Our magnetic systems don’t technically “soften” hard water. “Softening” usually means replacing some of the most essential minerals in the water with SODIUM (which doctors warn can be harmful to health), or removing those minerals with special filters. Both of these methods present problems because of their pollution, health risks and/or wasted water. Magna-Tek systems treat water without chemicals through the principles of physics – not chemistry. With the reduced surface tension of water after magnetization, we are creating soft water behavior. The character inherent in hard water is its crystallizing phenomenon. When hard water is properly magnetized, the nucleating effect of the crystallization (scaling) is reversed.
Technically speaking, magnetic systems do not soften hard water. By definition the process of softening water involves replacing essential minerals in the water with sodium or removing minerals with filters. Both of the above methods are problematic in that they produce pollution, health issues and/or wasted water. The Adaptive Gas Blaster uses the principles of physics to treat water, not chemistry. Magnetized water creates a reduced surface tension, which in turn causes the water to feel “soft”. Hard water is characterized by its crystallization process. Properly magnetized hard water, results in the reversal of that crystallization process.
