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Hard water exacts a quality-of-life toll on consumers and some businesses that can be overcome using ion-exchange water softeners (usually regenerated with sodium chloride).
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Is "enhanced water" just hype, the latest "junk food" or are nutrient-fortified "functional beverages" the key to better health?
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WHO "unaware of any evidence;" proposes remineralization anyway
CA city permit meets drinking water standards, but not salinity limits
Satin IDs technologies to purify salt-contaminated water
Water Technology
features David Rude interview
Hanneman honored at WQA
The future of water softening
Can softening water prevent eczema?
Ironing Out Resin Fouling
Setback for remineralization of drinking water
Misleading headline of the week: "Low-mineral water leads city taste test"
Schwarzenegger signs softener ban bill
Now THAT's a money-maker!
"Consumer poll" values water softeners
WHO sandbags industry on Ca and Mg in drinking water
Salt Institute technical director reviews calcium/magnesium in drinking water
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Vetoing CA AB 2270 would aid the environment: Salt Institute
Salt and SWET
Is "enhanced water" just hype, the latest "junk food" or are nutrient-fortified "functional beverages" the key to better health?
The proper way to promote mineralized water
WHO "unaware of any evidence;" proposes remineralization anyway
CA city permit meets drinking water standards, but not salinity limits
Satin IDs technologies to purify salt-contaminated water
Water Technology
features David Rude interview
Hanneman honored at WQA
The future of water softening
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