Electronic Water Descaler System, Reduces Limescale, Rust, and Minerals, No Chemicals, Easy Installation

For a few months, our water seemed to be getting much harder. I had to scrape the limescale from inside the toilet drain and other spots every week or so. Then I noticed, in a dark corner of the basement, that the scale blaster that had been in place for more than ten years, had failed and was no longer working. It had been an expensive purchase, so when I found it couldn't be revived, I began shopping around. I saw this de-scaling system on Amazon and was amazed it was so inexpensive, but I figured it was worth a try. I'm so glad. Today, just a couple of weeks after it was installed on oour copper inlet piping, I find my toilet flushing completely with no issues. The water also seems to run out of filtered faucets, much better. If your water is leaving scale deposits, try this de-scaler. It works for us!

This reduces or eliminates scale buildup throughout our entire home. It must be installed precisely according to the instructions and given months to work throughout all plumbing.

The Timilge Electronic Water Descaler System is a game changer for anyone who is tired of dealing with limescale, rust and minerals in their water, but who cannot lug bags of salt up to their condo. As someone who is older, I'm sure you would agree that this innovative system is a much more feasible option for your lifestyle.After trying this descaler system, we were impressed with how quickly it made a noticeable difference in our water quality. In just one week, we noticed that our hair felt softer, and there were no more water spots on the sink. We were also pleased with how our shower water mixed hot and cold much better, probably because pipes had build up.This electronic descaler system is easy to install and requires no chemicals, making it an eco-friendly option that everyone can appreciate. If you're looking for a practical solution to improve the quality of your water supply without the hassle of regular salt additions, then we highly recommend the Timilge Electronic Water Descaler System

Doesn’t do anything, I have tested it versus scale blaster this one is a gimmick. They add weights inside to make it feel premium it’s just cheap plastic. Tried with a electric meter and not showing electrical current to wires added to the copper pipes.

Power usage:I measured mine with a kilowatt meter and it only showed 2 watts max. I'm not sure it's doing anything since the transformer specs say 0.3 amps. If you multiply this by 120 vols it's about 36 watts. I assume it uses less watts than this. I read somewhere it cost $0.36 to run a month. The lights on mine work when plugged in. I measured several things in the past with the kilowatt meter and it works fine but on low power consumption at around 2 watts it may not be that accurate. However, if some has a different experience someone please comment and let me know.What is inside:I opened the box to make sure things were connected properly. The connections were fine but all I saw was a circuit board and an attached board for the light output display.Install:My water was flowing from right to left. I wrapped the wire as instructed when going this way. If the water flowed left to right then the wrap is different. Pay particular attention to the winding directions in the instructions.

We moved into a new construction home which unfortunately has hard water. Plumbing was already set up for a water softener, but the prospect of toting 40 lb. salt bags to my basement for the foreseeable future was not an attractive option. Nevertheless, we were getting build up on faucets and appliances and we knew something needed to be done.I saw the descaler on sale for $67 with coupon. I was skeptical this could work, but at the price, worth the try. Installation was easy. I already had an outlet in my basement ceiling for the softener. I was to create a mounting bracket for the descaler with some left-over peg board which worked very well (see photo). After winding the wire tightly around the pipe, I turned on the system and hoped for the best.After 17 days of running, we have noticed significant reduction in scale build up. The manual indicates that after 3 months old scale should be removed, and no new scale should form. It appears this is well on its way to happening. Avoiding the installation and maintenance of a water softener for the cost of several bags of salt is a marvelous outcome to my hard water problem.

First, a little info as to how we are using this: we have well water so I installed a whole house sediment filter prior to my water softener (WS). The WS has a 'salt saver' setting, which means that the recharge uses a lot less salt in the process but also has less effectiveness and must be recharged more often, usually after about 7 days.I installed this unit on the pipe coming out of the WS. We've had it for two weeks and this is the result; literally, on the first day, we noticed that a lot less hand soap was needed. After several days, my wife (who is very picky) said that she is using less than HALF of the amount of laundry soap that she was using before. After 11 days, I did a recharge on the WS even though I didn't think I needed it. In spite of having a whole house sediment filter, we always got rust stains in the water closets of our toilets. I checked this the other day and found that the stains are gone, so I'd have to believe that this unit is also 'cleaning' out the rest or our plumbing, including the hot water tank.It is hard to impress me, but this has done the trick. I'm seriously thinking that when the day comes to replace the WS, I will just add another filter and skip the WS, which would be a huge savings. In all, this is a very effective product that really worked for me.

I have had a few of these over the years and definitely like the product overall. If you have very hard water this will not make a huge impact but does help having the water feel a bit softer.I have had to do a water softener along with this solution so I would recommend if you have a hardness level of less than for example 10 would be a good effective solution.