Does this remove calcium?
622861
I am not a chemist but I have been using to refill our hot tub from well water and it seems to be working real well.
622862
I'm not sure. I bought it to remove bacterial iron out of the well (filling a pool)... It didn't work for that.
622863
The packaging doesn't list calcium as something that it removes and I haven't done any testing of the water to see. Sorry!
622864
Not much calcium was removed and I still have excessive white spots if water is not wiped off before it dries. The filter also cuts down water flow by a lot. I am not to impressed with this filter.
1862147
I'm not sure how much calcium is in this product.. I have used it for years on all my litters..springers and corgis. especially to transition them from moms milk to dog food. I really like it.
1736427
If you follow the directions, you should be fine with regards to calcium intake. The side effects I've experienced are nausea and digestive tract issues. I've upped my water intake from 70ozs to 90ozs a day to flush out my system.
1569940
I believe it does, though I was not present when it was installed. We also added the (calcium?) filter to hopefully keep it from clogging up.
714017
Not sure but i would guess that it means it has only the calcium that comes naturally in its ingredients and none added for any other purposes
102249
I am unable to answer that. I do know however if you take out the old frozen cartridge, then soak it in vinegar for a few days, it will totally free up the Calcium, and act like a new unit. Having bought a replacement, I now can rotate the the units through the various faucets in my house. Ask the vendor the difference < you buy.
1547665
Yes it contains Calcium, and if it is enough or not depends on how much you want in your system, but I suppose it is enough if you take it on a daily basis.
764685
Haven't had Nature's Made Calcium for some time and cannot answer the question. Good luck
1764154
It does not say it doesn't. see link below. http://www.naturesway.com/Alive-Calcium-120-Tabs
1217565
Norwex has a Bathroom Scrub Mitt that you might prefer better for this. If you have severe enough water stains you might like to purchase the Descaler with it. It removes calcium, lime and rust deposits. I have used it on my clogged shower heads and it worked great!
1310332
To my knowledge yes. Most softners use the ion exchange process to remove hardness by way of Calcium and Magnesium salts. What Rescare apparently does is to remove any surface fouling on the resins and thus improving the ion exchange process efficacy
1752896
It did for me, I didn't lose any weight because the calcium did in fact negate the effectiveness. I switched to the Garcenia Cambodia without the calcium, so we will see how this pans out.
13829
From what I read it doesn't absorb the calcium salts that tooth enamel is made of so it shouldn't. I only use it for 5 days at a time . It does a fabulous job of whitening. Not unnatural chiclet whitening but a noticeable difference.
146600
According to the literature with the filter, it does remove fluoride. I have not had any tests run to counter the claim
1883683
I have used Vinegar to clean a steam water distiller. My guess it that Citric acid will wherever the calcium build up is, and will dissolve it. I am going to use it to clean Calcium deposits in my dishwasher jets.
6796
There is no calcium or dirt build-up after use. The unit will detect low water level, when it has about 1" left, and the unit will shut itself off. Then I dump the remaining water and fill it with new.
508799
Yup, and cleans up well with white vinegar when it starts to develop calcium.