There you go. Positive proof.
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Electronic Water Softeners.
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Buy enough beer and you'll get all the flashing lights you want.
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Alright, so I'm being pedantic. You said.....
....the operative word being 'have'.
If they had been used in series, I was curious to know how you could be sure that the 'electronic' descaler so beloved of you was working.
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No need. You just need to step out in faith...... .andy
To email, substitute .nospam with .gl
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Prosecuting counsel: "I understand that you were following the vehicle" IMM: "I was on a motorway" Prosecuting counsel turns to the jury.. "And that, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, is all I shall do in establishing the competence of this witness"
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How many pints have you had?
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Sadly, none. Its my natural brilliance and liberal education shining through.
Anyway, I try not to drink beer.
I find beer drinkers are mostly stupid and fart a lot.
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Well, I'll agree on the latter, but I'm not *that* stupid.
Christian.
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The ale is taking hold.
A snotty uni gives a "liberal" education? Oh they really got at you didn't they.
OK you are on meths then.
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Christian, he is a fine example how meths can take hold of the brain.
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And he thinks that 'meth' refers to methylated spirit too. What a sheltered life he has led, to be sure.
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You have a lisp too.
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I don't and I will thcweam and thcweam until you are thick, tho there. Exthept you are thick already.
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You do have a lisp.
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Actually assuming these devices did reduce scale in the water that passes by them (which they don't) then they would reduce existing scale over time, as it would slowly dissolve back into the now less-scaled water.
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Can you explain why mine does then?
A quick scan of Google brings up:
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In article snipped-for-privacy@eng.cam.ac.uk>, Alistair S Ross snipped-for-privacy@eng.cam.ac.uk> writes
Tests at City University about 6-7 years ago showed that limescale adhered less if there was magnetic treatment of the water. Experiments on other systems were less clearcut.
One tested whether milk fats would be deposited less in pipework. This involved pumping fifty gallons of milk round a line for several days. At the end of the experiment,the milk,now "off", was pumped down the drain - the smell lingered for weeks !
For "how", suggest you try the University Library - Chemistry Journals - Chemical Abstracts - possibly J.D.Donaldson as author.