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yangptangkipperbang wrote: »
The only thing that WILL work is a "proper" water softener. For domestic use it will be an ion exchange unit.
A softener should cost around £500 and will use salt (quantity various on the hardness of your water). There will be a huge saving on the amount of soap, detergent, cleanser, etc, etc you use - which usually covers the cost of the salt.
There are several good threads on this site on softeners.
PS: DO NOT buy a softener that uses block salt............
why is this please?0
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