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HI all,

I wonder if anyone can help? Wanted to know what is the best scale reducers to use? So many to choose from. I've installed scale reducers to mains fed cylinders and boilers. But what would be the best to install for whole house uses? :confused:
 
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They dont work if the water is held in a tank/cylinder they only change the structure of the molecule of water for a short run then the water reverts back to its original shape.
 
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