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Dripworks - Hard Water Magnetic Water Conditioning

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04-30-2008, 12:45 PM

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Dripworks - Hard Water Magnetic Water Conditioning

Anyone have any experience using these magnetizers to give a charge to the dissolved ions in water? Apparently, the charge is supposed to stop mineral buildup on pipes, and watering system heads such as misters...

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