Say Goodbye To Limescale And Corrosion,Finally

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 15:21

Damage caused by hard water.



Hard water can cause several problems,which you will undoubtedly recognise,A faulty heating element in the washing machine.

Dull glasses from dishwasher.

A clogged up showerhead and limescale on sanitary fittings,tiles and shower walls and screens.

Northern cyprus has some of the highest levels of limescale recorded by the No calc group.

The NoCalc(R) dosing system will protect your entire system against limescale and corrosion.

Adverse affects of limescale:

-Higher electricity bills

-silted and clogged up pipes

-A dull deposit on your kitchen and bathroom surfaces

-Unnecessarily large amount of cleaning

-Additional use of soap,washing powder and cleaning product

-A drier,irritated skin and a risk of skin problems

-Smears and stains on plates.windows,cutlery,glasses and vehicles

-A loss on return of appliances/shorter life



http://www.nocalcinternational.com

I have the product in my office if you wish to look.

05338305302

Mrwilson



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 15:29

What is the price of the item please.





Andy

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 15:43

£220 fitted.



As long as the pipes we will fit to are ok and not rotten or falling apart and we do not have to replace nothing.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqqVYhgn7hQ

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 15:46

ZC, mate



we have a thread on this product already... I think you'll find it isn't a true water softener.. it is a scale inhibitor

Chegwin


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 15:48

mmmmmmmmmmmmmm's

It's a start.

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 15:48

http://www.cyprus44.com/forums/46067.asp

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 16:08

Mark, please translate the website ive put on here,it says softens water, i can only go by the website.

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 16:15

Dave,



this is the translated version:



http://www.nocalc.eu/Downloads/NC_Brochure_Engels.pdf



and I refer you to this:



particularly this: >>phosphor-dosing systems inhibit limescale from precipitating out when water is heated but do not remove the calcium salts from the water or change them into equivalent sodium salts as water softeners do, so when treated water evaporates the calcium salts are still left behind as deposits on taps, shower heads, tiles etc. <<



In a past life I dealt with water softeners on a daily basis.. :(

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 16:16

ooopps



'THIS' was taken from here: http://yaph.co.uk/limescale/NoCalc/

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 16:21

Mark, im just going by the website and what a customer said,the website does state it softens water,whether it is a water softener or not is another issue,im not selling it as a water softener,its a water filter to help stop calcium build up.

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 16:27

Hi Dave... you'd be wise to sell it as JUST that...

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 16:29

you know me mark,i only sell the truth

harita


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 16:50

Hi zerochlor ..

I have had similar if not the same fitted a couple of months ago ..

The sh.1.t they take out of the water is unbelievable .. Clean water in tanks if nowt else ..

If it is the same do you sell replacement filters & how much ..

Thoroughly recommend ..

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:06

6ms

this is off the factory just now, this is what im selling,,nothing else,please do not get mixed up or add any words that are not written here.



It is a scale inhibitor but effectively doing the job of a water softener, however for a fraction of the cost and without using electricity or salt.... and also environmentally friendly and food grade (consumable powder approved by the United Nations)



Harita, please click the youtube link half way up the page,if it is the same,yes i also have filters,filter last around 35 to 40 tons of water.

harita


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:11

I have & it is very similar ..

First filter is metal mesh & washable ..

2nd filter has to be replaced ..

How much are they ..

racoonchic



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:13

recommended and can provide substantial proof from people who have had this

system for the last three years

racoonchic



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:15

the price is variable depending on amount of cartridges supplied and covers if needed

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:16

replacement filter or cartridges are £35 for a 2 pack.



message 4 6ms



i know there is another thread going on the same or similar, but my thread is more informative!

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:17

..and you should know ME, Dave



I'm not 'adding any words'.. and I'm certainly NOT 'mixed up' !



I'm trying to be sure folk know they *aren't* buying a scale inhibitor / filter... NOT water softener !



That doesn't make it 'bad' - it's just not *softening* the water......

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:19

OH B*GGER.. ( sorry)



I'm trying to be sure folk know they *aren't* buying a water softener - it's a scale inhibitor / filter...

racoonchic



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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:24

mmmmmm it does make the water softer as some of our customers have commented on the condition of thier hair and well obviosly your sex life will also improve lol . it works HAVE IT

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:34

come on 6ms. your getting all flusterd now.. message 19 and 20



calm down



im selling a scale inhibitor / filter



As you know,i only deal in truth.



my new product that the goverment lab has got at the moment you will love.



I shall wait a while longer to baffle you with science.

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
28/09/2010 17:45

6ms



did you know zerochlor softens the water



Now educate me as to how zerochlor softens the water!!



But on a serious matter,9 out of 10 pool users who use zerochlor tell us that the water does feel much softer,and of course,much nicer to swim in .

Mrwilson



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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 13:58

All the above is very interesting, the unit will not soften water although i will appear softer as you are removing the pariticles that makes the water hard. A bit like taking the blood out of your ____ it will appear soft until the particles are allowed back.



Zero would you sell me one to install myslef as i would rather spend the time and have it where i want it.



Andy

stilluvithere



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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 15:10

Dave,

can these be installed on a pipe in the garden if a box is made to shield from the sun

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 15:25

Hi john, i have protective covers for them.



But in answer to your question. also yes

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 15:47

message 24 answerd in a phone call.

flightholiday


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 16:18

Zerochlor



How many microns are your filters? How does it compare with our K223 to be found at http://softcleanwater.co.uk/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&zenid=e89bb6d7dc895ad5da582b49ec09ecc3&keyword=k223

We can supply similar housings to the one in K223 and a selection of carbon GAC and or sediment cartridges 1, 5, 10, 20 Micron etc etc let alone Doulton housings plastic or stainless steel and their Supercarb / Ultracarb 10" cartridges.



As a rule (as you know) they are for potable water so are only needed for cooking and drinking water. Phosphate dosing is OK for general scale redution but my preference is the electonic systems such as the Scalemaster Digisonic range or Liff Wrappa they can work for the whole house but for multiple bathrooms etc larger units are preferable.

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 16:22

Flightholiday.



There is another thread going by a ann88 i think,ive asked you a question there.



i was asking do you supply them here in TRNC, do you have spares,ect ect.



or do we have to have them posted to a address in the UK?

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 16:36

flightholiday.



i do not know how it compares with yours,but i have asked you in 2 diffrent posts,do you carry stock of your products here in north cyprus or do you deliver here to north cyprus,or do i have to have a filter sent to a uk address?



The pre filter is 50 microns.

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 16:39

re racoonchic msg 21



>>it does make the water softer as some of our customers have commented on the condition of thier hair and well obviosly your sex life will also improve lol . it works HAVE IT<<



I'm not doubting it may well have some of the benefits you say, [ ;) ] but it does NOT make the water softer.....



If you maintain it does, then kindly explain how ! ... I think you may not know what TRUE 'softened water' really is..



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_water

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 16:43

6ms.



i know what truly soft water feels like!!



Get in a zerochlor pool,and compare it with a poison,opps,i mean a chlorine pool.





Now thats what i call soft

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 17:04

oh well flight holiday,i see your still online,either you cannot multi task or you do not wish to answer my question.

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 20:52

again flight holiday



filter is 50 microns



also product is WRAS approved/certified



http://www.wrcnsf.com/wras_materials.htm



what do you say regarding the filter/50 microns ???



you asked the question, ive answerd it



i see no reply?

mmmmmm



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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 20:56

re 32



Hi Dave !



I know B'all about swimming pools - but commercial / domestic w/softners .. QUITE another think.. as I used to have to buy 'em....



I can confirm I swam in a salted swimming pool and THAT was nice ( couldn't detect chlorine) ;)

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 21:06

Try a zerochlor pool,a salt water pool is a chlorinator,same old poison,making chlorine from sea salt.



Anyway,i want the experts advise on the answer to the question he asked regarding the filter for the water filter, 50 microns.



And also if the product was not of much use,why would WRAS put there name to it or approve or certify it.



Just curious,as i know it makes a huge diffrence in the quality of the water once its passed through the filter,and of course once all the shite is removed,of course,the water appears to feel softer,maybe it is once all the crap is took out via the filter.



Also flightholiday,im so surprised that you have not got a big supply of the products you endorse so highly on cyp44 sat here in cyprus for the many 1000s of customers!

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
29/09/2010 22:12

Just to reassure people that the product is not a cheap tiawan or chinese or cloned import as suggested,all of these countries where it is used have given it approval/certifacation.

(GB)WRAS

(NL)KIWA

(D)DVGW/TUV THURINGEN

(B)BELGAQUA

(F)NF

(DK)ETA

(S)SP SITAC

(USA)NSF

http://www.nocalc.eu/Downloads/NC_Brochure_Engels.pdf



some people have diffrent agendas,mine is only to offer quality products at a reasonable price,i am not profit motivated as some,service comes first and formost with zerochlor.

flightholiday


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Message Posted:
30/09/2010 00:25

Zerochlor - Do me a favour try to be a little less derogatory.

I was around the water industry for 15 plus years before starting IAH. I do not think I'm qualified; a 50 micron filter would not be considered strong filtration by industry experts. Liff start at 25 and go down to 1 micron!

I run a business & do not have the time to spend looking at every posting.

My main interest on Cyprus 44 is with the flights and assisting people; see my many posts trying to help others.

My business is based in the UK my love is for the UK & North Cyprus my aim in life is to help people. The Nocalc product can have many certifications. As a rule certifications are only prove it is safe for humans they do not qualify fitness for purpose.

I answered your questions on the other post (which you have seemingly disregarded). I am not interested in your trying to get into a battle so please for both of us "back off". NB Stock in Cyprus is not required for items with a 3+ month life span.

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
30/09/2010 09:02

flightman. you keep possibly smuggling you your goods into cyprus



As for the favour of less derogatary, i really do not know what your talking about.



50 microns might not be up to the job for a commercial fitting,but for domestic it is fine,and you know it.



Maybe you dont have time to answer,but you have time to ask the questions.



Anyway, good morning,no reply is needed.



and your comment,so please for both of us,back off ! if you dont like my straight answers,dont ask the questions.

Come out of your pompus world into the real world.

cyprusman3



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Message Posted:
30/09/2010 09:47

Hi Zero I rang you this morning and decided to check out the south as u sugested what do you think of this product?



http://www.qwatercyprus.com/Index.asp?PageID=50

zerochlor


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Message Posted:
30/09/2010 09:53

Ah. murat,why didnt you say yur real name,then i would of known



Murat, for what your looking for,that might be the answer,40tons of water per week that you use,id have a trip across there and have a chat to them.

cyprusman3



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Message Posted:
30/09/2010 10:49

Cheers mate but done some more research and in UK u can get one of these i would suggest u look at them and if u can bring them over i will buy one off u



http://www.h2onics.co.uk/shopping/product.php?productid=62