Cartridges for hardness reduction

Use this packaging of 0.5 Kg of Polyphosphate crystals to refill your cartridge or your washing machine water filter. They reduce lime and scale and protech your electrical appliances and your pipes.

Ion exchange resin fits to most standard 10 inch housings in the market and reduces water's hardness. It removes lime and scale.

This cartridge fits to most 10 inch housings in the market and contains polyphosphate crystals that can reduce lime and scale and protech your electrical appliances and your pipes.

This cartridge consists of 70% activated carbon and 30% Ion Exchange Resin. These elements can reduce hardness, lime, scale, chlorine and a wide list of chemicals from your tap water.

This inline filter consists of Ion Exchange Resin that can remove lime and scale and reduce water's hardness. Water inlet and outlet is 1/4 inch

Use this packaging of 0.5 Kg of Polyphosphate crystals to refill your cartridge or your washing machine water filter. They reduce lime and scale and protech your electrical appliances and your pipes.

Contains ion exchange resin that reduces waters' hardness. Fits into all AquaCera® housings.

This water filter fits most whole house filtration systems available and is manufactured by the american Watts. It uses a next-generation technology which, unlike conventional softeners, requires no power to operate and does not exchange ions in the water. This eco-friendly technology is called T.A.C. (Template Assisted Crystallization).

How does TAC work? TAC consists of special granules that cause magnesium, calcium and bicarbonates to turn into small crystals. Once they merge, these crystals are detached from the TAC and released into the water. However, they are now quite large in size and are swept away by the impetus of water, ending up in the drainage instead of your appliances or pipes.

Replace once per year.

This water filter cartridge fits the US WATTS OneFlow® OFTWH-R-22 softener. It uses a next-generation technology which, unlike conventional softeners, requires no power to operate and does not exchange ions in the water. This eco-friendly technology is called T.A.C. (Template Assisted Crystallization)

How does TAC work? TAC consists of special granules that cause magnesium, calcium and bicarbonates to turn into small crystals. Once they merge, these crystals are detached from the TAC and released into the water. However, they are now quite large in size and are swept away by the impetus of water, ending up in the drainage instead of your appliances or pipes.

It should be replaced at least every two years depending on how hard your water is.