Julie McWright
great information
Blog Detail
ECOsmarte Water blog
http://www.ecosmarteblog.com/
The ECOsmarte Water blog - join our conversations about water; its relationship to our health, our environment and the planet.
- Added on: May 16th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Hodge Photo
- Listed in: Green Blogging
- Tags: health environment water eco planet environmental
Recent Posts
Interested Customer wants More Information
Hello, We have had a chlorine pool for about 15 years. We now have kids (5 years old) and we use the pool a lot more. I was interested in the salt as a substitute for chlorine but clearly there are other alternatives. I am seriously looking into ch...
Alkalinity and ECOsmarte Pools
We have been using Ecosmarte in a new, in-ground 23,000 gallon pool for about six months. Overall, we're very happy with the system. My question involves "pH bounce". In order to keep the pH in the 6.8-7.2 range, I've had to add 1 gallon of murat...
Haiti Hurricane Update from our CEO
I just got off of the phone with our people on the ground in Haiti. The orphanage is not damaged and our ECOsmarte donated (and logoed )water truck is saving lives by delivering water after the hurricane disaster! If you can earmark donations to th...
Cary's Pool Question
A week and a half ago I installed a new liner and ecosmarte system I have been running the unit on ionizer and high trying to get cu ions up my pH is correct and I have been adding ca. chloride crystals daily since my well water is very hard and we h...
Blue Ears - is it true??
OK - so the blue in the ears, on the Q-Tips..true or untrue? We're about to sign a contract for a new pool with an EcoSmarte system. I hate the idea of swimming in chemicals, so it sounds like a great deal. But blue ears?? Makes me wonder what is go...
Pesticide/Herbicide Removal?
hi wendy was wondering if our eco-smarte system would remove the malathion and other pesticide/herbicides in our water? (as i am sure you know, there is a lot being sprayed in matilija canyon. dead toads and fishes and other animals higher up the ...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 4.75 out of a possible 5 based on 4 comments.
ksoosus
I live in a HARD WATER area and i was killing myself. Every month, like clockwork, I was on my knees cleaning and scrubbing Hard water stains. I hated it, so I started researching hard water and found out that the scaling and deposits was costing me a FORTUNE!!! My appliances were losing half of their life span due to corrosion and deposit. NOT only that. I found out that my water heater was scaling and my heating bill was 30% HIGHER than it should be. YES, SCALING ACTUALLY MAKES IT DIFFICULT FOR YOUR WATER HEATER TO WORK.... Well i was so pissed, I decided to by a water softener. Most W/S on the market are expensive and require monthly maintenance costs and filters and or SALT. This can cost up to $800 a month, and the salt is HORRIBLE for the environment... WTF??? Then i found a small company here in the U.S.A. that sells a new product that STOPS scale from forming and breaks up OLD ones, and it does all this for a ONE time cost. NO FILTERS< NO SALT. This means its environmentally SAFE. I emailed them and they were awesome!! Sent me info right away. try em out, at least for info.
http://vwp-group.com/
or email sso@vwp-usa.com
JT
Great blog, I just left a comment on the chloramine blogpost. Its a very concerning topic that I believe the mass media should be talking about a lot more. Great posts, keep up the great work.
We have been having problems at our house as well. We live on a well system. The problem with water softeners, is that they have a purging system that uses a lot of water. This doesn't work for us, because we are on a holding tank for our sewage. Everything that goes in, must get pumped and shipped out! Thanks for the tips by previous writers on other alternatives!- Nate
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