H2FLOW

A 6mm deposit of limescale can add as much as 40% to the cost of heating water, and can be the cause of many expensive plumbing repairs. Adding chemicals to hard water is a common method of combating limescale, although the water treated cannot be used for drinking or cooking and the provision of chemicals can be expensive. Using magnetic fields to condition hard water is now becoming very popular, although most of this type of product is powered from mains electricity to produce an electromagnetic field around a water pipe.
H2Flow performs the same function without consuming power and without producing any electromagnetic radiation!
As water passes through the CRP magnetic field the limescale (salt) molecules lose their attraction to one another and are prevented from combining into larger structures (limescale), causing them to remain in suspension. Water treated in this way will eventually return to its original pattern, but in the average household the treated water is used before this event. Once fitted, the running costs of an H2Flow are zero, but the savings can be considerable - both financial and environmental.
Will my kettle still attract limescale?
It will depend on the hardness of your water. In most cases the deposits will gradually disappear, however if you suffer very hard water then any deposits will be much softer than before and can generally be brushed and rinsed away.

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