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Hard Water Solution
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For the past century, salt-based water softeners have universally been used to treat hard water. With advanced technology, the Sterling Water Conditioner has replaced out dated salt-based water softeners with the safe, effective, environmentally friendly solution for hard water problems.

Safe

	Independently tested and approved by ETL as complaint with UL 979 and UL 73.
	Safe for use in drinking water and complies with the toxicity requirements in NSF 61.
	Sterling conditioned water can be used on household and garden plants.

	Independently tested an approved by IAPMO Testing & Services as an effective treatment for hard water problems.
	Calcium carbonate, the dissolved mineral compound that causes hard water, does not form scale build up in pipes, fixtures and surfaces.

Environmentally Friendly

	Energy and water conservation enhances home value.
	Uses no salt or other additives and does not waste water through regeneration or backwashing.
	Approximately 250,000,000,000 gallons of fresh water are contaminated each year in the U.S. as a result of backwashing media regenerated by salt-based water softeners.
	High levels of chlorides have led to salt-based water softener bans across the United States.

Homeowners can expect the following benefits from a Sterling Water Conditioner

	Continuous laundering of clothes in hard water reduces the life of the clothing.
	The Sterling Water Conditioner removes scale and scum, prolonging the life of dishwashers, washing machines and bath and kitchen fixtures.
	Hard water drops from dish and window washing can be easily removed.
	Sterling water can be safely used on household and garden plants.
	Using a Sterling Water Conditioner will increase the efficiency of ice makers, reducing the problems of sticking, which causes ice reduction and ice sliding resistance, and flooding, which causes constant leakage.
	When used in conjunction with a reverse osmosis system, a Sterling Water Conditioner provides clean, pure drinking water.
	A Sterling Water Conditioner is specifically engineered to only operate when water flows. For the Conditioner to run for an hour a day would add approximately 15 cents to the monthly electric bill. A Sterling Water Conditioner uses the same amount of electricity as a 25-watt light bulb.

Did You Know?

	According to the U.S. Geological Survey, 85% of the United States has hard water.
	The average American uses 90 gallons of water per day.
	The Sterling Conditioner is the first to pass the anti-scale testing and performance requirements set forth in IAPMO's IGC-91.

	A study conducted by New Mexico State University demonstrated that hard water scale build up can reduce a water heaters efficiency by 29%.
	With a salt-based water softener, sodium is added to the water at a ratio of 7.8 mg/L for each grain of hardness treated.  Chloride is also added to regenerated water at the same ratio.
	The Sterling Water Conditioner retains natural calcium without the addition of sodium.
	Across the United States, traditional salt-based water softeners are being banned due to hazardous chloride discharge.  The Sterling Water Conditioner utilizes no chlorides, which need to be discharged.
	One percent of the Earth's water is usable to humans; the remaining 99% is salt water and fresh water held up in icebergs.  The Conditioner saves usable fresh water wasted in regenerating salt-based water softeners.