Best water Softener for Home Use in Bangalore

#L'eaupure water solutions Providing best water softener for home use at Bangalore starting price Rs.3500. www.leaupurewater.com
L'eaupure water softeners having wide range of water softeners for Individual house,Apartment,Agricultural use, To make normal person to understand the right water softener for home or any use Please go through the Pros and cons of all types of water softener available in the market.
There are 4 types of Water softener available in the market they are basically as below.

1) Resin Based Water softener.
2) Water conditioner.
3) Electo Magnetic water softener.
4) Magnetic water softener.

Pros and Cons of the Resin based water softener.
There are many water softener making company's in India but you need to choose the right vessel and right resin for getting long life and less maintenance.
As per our study best Vessel Manufacturer are as below.
1) Aventura
2) Pentair
3) Advance Composite
4) Atlantic
5) Starlite
Then Comes best Resin for your water softener
1) Ion Exchange 225 NAF
2) Ion Exchange 225 NA
3) Ion Exchange 220 NA
4) Aventutra Resin
5) Toyota Resin
After This you need to choose best MPV with Top and bottom strainer
1) Initiative MPV
2) Runxin
3) UKL
4) Midas
5) Pure n Safe

Again there will be top mount and Side mount MPV.

There are many company's selling water softener like Zero B,Leaupure,Blue bird, Aquionics etc
Some Company claims 10 year warranty for water softener! Please note the warranty is only for vessel based on certain terms and condition's like water pressure should not be more than 5 KG, Softener need to be installed below the roof etc. Even Aventura offers 10 year warranty for the vessel.

At www.paanimart.com you can choose any of these combinations based on the cost!

Pros of Resin based water softener:

1) You will get best results for up to 1000 PPM hardness level will be reduced to less than 100 PPM.
2) Resin based water softener removes Calcium and Magnesium due to that out put quality of the water will be very smooth and soft.
3) You can measure the water quality by water testing method.
4) Improves the life of all the bathroom fittings and other valuable things.
5) Most important thing stops hair fall, Improves skin health etc.

Cons of the Resin based water softeners.

1) Water wastage due to regular  regeneration using Sodium.

2) Manual work of regeneration if you use Manual Valve.

3) Not Eco Friendly

4) Regular maintenance cost of buying salt.

You can buy all spares and softener accessories at www.paanimart.com Please read my next blog  on other water softeners.

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Chlorine in Drinking Water
The Good, the Bad & the Ugly News

The addition of chlorine in drinking water has been the standard in water treatment in the United States since 1904.

Thus, for over 100 years we have trusted and relied on chlorine to purify our water and kill off any waterborne pathogens.

The good news is that chlorine has done a good job in killing off most microorganisms in the water.

In fact, the United States has one of the safest water supplies in the world, and I am truly grateful for this.

Without chlorine (or some other form of water disinfection treatment), millions of people would die from devastating infections such as cholera, salmonella, and others.

The Bad of Chlorine in Drinking Water

The bad news is that chlorine treatment does not absolutely ensure that by the time our drinking water comes out of our home faucet it is free of unhealthy microorganisms.

Dangerous bacteria (such as e-coli and coliform) are still found in chlorinated tap water on occasion. When this happens it is primarily due to problems related to the treatment system itself or to the transport of the water to our homes.

Thus, relying on chlorine disinfection alone is a false guarantee that the water from your tap is safe to drink.

Even minimal exposure to these types of bacteria can cause symptoms similar to the flu, such as headaches, diarrhea, cramps, nausea or vomiting.

Thus, I highly recommend a tap water filter at the point-of-use (your water faucet) to ensure adequate filtration of unhealthy micro-organisms, as well as other many other contaminants, that could end up in your drinking water.

The Ugly Side of Chlorine

The ugly side of drinking chlorinated water has only recently been documented.

And it has to do with the long-term health effects of chlorine and its disinfection by-products (DBPs).

What the studies have found is that chlorine itself is not the main problem; rather it has to do with what happens when the chlorine mixes with any type of organic matter in the water.

In the 1970s scientists discovered that when chlorine is added to water, it forms Trihalomethanes (THMs), one of which is chloroform. THMs increase the production of free radicals in the body and are highly carcinogenic (cancer causing).

Chlorine and THMS have been linked to various types of cancer, kidney and liver damage, immune system dysfunction, disorders of the nervous system, hardening of the arteries, and birth defects.

Negative Effects of DBPs and Chlorine

Unfortunately, we are learning the hard way that our attempts to prevent illness by adding chlorine in drinking water has contributed to another problem—the increase of cancer and heart disease. Check out what the experts have to say:

“Cancer risk among people using chlorinated water is as much as 93 percent higher than among those whose water does not contain chlorine,” according to the U.S. Council of Environmental Quality.

According to the BreastCancerFund.org,“One common factor among women with breast cancer is that they all have 50 to 60 percent higher levels of these chlorination by-products (THMs) in their fat tissue than women without breast cancer . . .”

"Long-term drinking of chlorinated water appears to increase a person's risk of developing bladder cancer as much as 80 percent,”as documented in a study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Some 45,000 Americans are diagnosed every year with bladder cancer.

"The drinking of chlorinated water has finally been officially linked to an increased incidence of colon cancer. An epidemiologist at Oak Ridge Associated Universities completed a study of colon cancer victims and non-cancer patients and concluded that the drinking of chlorinated water for 15 years or more was conducive to a high rate of colon cancer," according to Health Freedom News, January/February 1987.

But drinking chlorinated water is only half the problem. Bathing and showering in unfiltered tap water is just as bad as drinking it, according to the Journal of Public Health and numerous other scientists and doctors. See "Chlorine in Tap Water - Why Use a Bath and Shower Filter?"

A Better Way to Disinfect Water

The primary reason adding chlorine to water for disinfection has become so widely accepted is not because it is the safest or most effective way to disinfect water — it is the cheapest.

Is there a better way? A handful of cities such as Las Vegas, Nevada, and Santa Clara, California, have begun treating their water through a process called ozonation. It is more expensive for the city, but the side effects are minimal.

Ozonation is a step in the right direction for these large cities and I would like to see other cities follow their example or find other non-toxic disinfection solutions.

For those of us who don’t live in these cities, there are a few options. The most powerful and cost-effective way to get chlorine-free water is to invest in a whole house water filter or to purchase a drinking water filter and/or bath and shower filter for your home.

A Final Thought

Do you know what happens when you put chlorine into a fish bowl?

All the fish die. That is why fish tanks come with a de-chlorinator. So then why are we drinking and showering in this chemical that kills another organism in a matter of hours?

Leaupure Alkaline Water Purifier Rental plan

Dear Friends,

We have option of giving Alkaline Water purifier on rent in Bangalore! If you are happy with the product then you can buy the same by paying balance amount!
How Rental plan will work for home?

Security deposit Rs.2500
Monthly Rent for family up to 6 Members Rs.400 which customer need to give ECS on Quarterly basis or PDC of Rs.1200*4 including first 3 months.
If we buy Bisleri bottle each bottle you need to pay Rs.80*8=640 also you will not get alkaline water.

For Office and commercial places we will work out on present water bottle bills and we will give the rental plan which will work out more than 50% cost saving on water bottle.

So Spread the news and drink healthy and be healthy.

W.H.O. PROOF THAT R.O. WATER IS BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH UNLESS IT IS REMINERALIZED JANUARY 5, 2013

W.H.O. PROOF THAT R.O. WATER IS BAD FOR YOUR HEALTH UNLESS IT IS REMINERALIZED

JANUARY 5, 2013

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 I can’t begin to tell you how much pleasure it gives me to write this article. I will never forget being severly chastized a few years ago by a senior executive of a company that sells thousands of RO systems per year for “not knowing what I’m talking about” and that my challenge to him and the industry about RO water being unhealthy was “preposterous”. At the time of the meeting I was not equipped to fend off his accusations because I hadn’t put in the research that I have now.

Despite being torn to shreds by the marketing executive at the meeting, I never believed the RO industry claim that it didn’t matter if their systems removed everything from the source water because the human body couldn’t absorb inorganic molecules anyway. After all, most of the supplements that are available on the market are inorganic, which means that either the RO industry was protecting its “ass-ets” or the entire supplement industry was a scam.

The RO industry has been disseminating inaccurate (that’s about as politically correct as I can get) information for years. Doctors and other health care professionals have unwittingly been endorsing the “RO water is the best drinking water” message for years which makes the myth worse because we trust these people with our health.

Proof that RO water is unhealthy

I could write about the dozens of interviews I have conducted with water industry experts and biochemists, or about the hundreds of scientific articles I have reviewed but nobody would take the time to read it. In order to keep things brief, I offer two sources of evidence that unequivically reveal the fact that the water produced by RO systems is bad for your health if you drink the water over the long term.

The American government’s online health website www.pubmed.gov is an arm of the National Institutes of Health. The site offers a collection of:

more than 22 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books

I spent several long days poring over numerous studies related to the ability of the human body to absorb inorganic elements such as Calcium and Magnesium. I managed to find 14 scientific studies on the site that provide irrefutable evidence that the human body can and does absorb inorganic matter such as Calcium and Magnesium.

The bottom line of what I learned from reviewing the studies is that your body will absorb anywhere fro 6% to 30% of its daily requirement of essential elements from tap water. In a world where our soil is virtually devoid of nutriets from too many crops and not enough recovery time, and where diets are anything but healthy, it is very important to your long term health that you ingest calcium and magnesium from drinking water.

The second website that drives a dagger into the RO industry myth that its pure water is healthy comes from the World Health Organization (W.H.O.). The WHO provides us with a Position Paper titled “The Health risks from drinking
demineralized water” which was written by F. Kozisek. You can tell by the title where the article is headed.

Here is a link to the article: http://www.who.int/water_sanitation_health/dwq/nutdemineralized.pdf

Here are some of the highlights from the article:

The final report, published as an internal working document (WHO 1980), concluded that “not only does completely demineralised water (distillate) have unsatisfactory organoleptic properities, but it also has a definite adverse influence on the animal and human organism.”

The potential for adverse health effects from long term consumption of demineralised water is of interest not only in countries lacking adequate fresh water but also in countries where some types of home water treatment systems
are widely used or where some types of bottled water are consumed

The WHO provided recommendations in 2004 as to what they believe should be included in drinking water and in what concentrations:

* For magnesium, a minimum of 10 mg/l (Novikov et al. 1983; Rubenowitz et al. 2000) and an optimum of about 20-30 mg/l (Durlach et al. 1989; Kozisek 1992);

* For calcium, a minimum of 20 mg/l (Novikov et al. 1983) and an optimum of about 50 (40-80) mg/l (Rakhmanin et al. 1990; Kozisek 1992);

* For total water hardness, the sum of calcium and magnesium should be 2 to 4 mmol/l (Plitman et al. 1989; Lutai 1992; Muzalevskaya et al. 1993; Golubev and Zimin 1994).

At these concentrations, minimum or no adverse health effects were observed. The maximum protective or beneficial health effects of drinking water appeared to occur at the estimated desirable or optimum concentrations. The recommended magnesium levels were based on cardiovascular system effects, while changes in calcium metabolism and ossification were used as a basis for the recommended calcium levels

Summary of the research:

Scientific testing and the best “unbiased” brains in the world have repeatedly demonstrated that long term consumption of demineralized (RO) water is bad for your health.

What should you do if you are drinking demineralized “RO” water?

You don’t need to disconnect your RO system and throw it away (unless it is operating ineffectively which often happens if the system is not properly maintained). RO systems do a great job of removing impurities/contaminants from the water and that is a good thing. The problem with RO systems is that they don’t discriminate between good stuff and bad stuff as they remove everything. What you need to do is remineralize the water once it has passed through the RO membrane. Adding back Magnesium and Caclium in the proper concentrations fixes the problem.

The RO industry is just waking up to the reality that long term consumption of demineralized water is bad for your health. The sellers of RO equipment are now racing around trying to find a solution to making their water healthy. From what I can see from the initial offerings, the industry has not done its homework because they are offering Corosex and Calcite solutions. While Corosex and Calcite will remineralize water, they were never designed to work with the aggressive acidic water produced by RO systems. As a result, Calcite and Corosex filters can dump more minerals into the water than your kidneys can digest and result in the formation of kidney stones. Calcite and Corosex filters are obviously not the right solution for remineralizing aggressive acidic water produced by RO machines.

What is the solution?

My focus for the past couple of years has been on natural remineralizing filters which can be used on their own as basic ionizing filters, or in conjunction with RO systems. Intuitively, one would think that the media of the various remineralization filters on the market would be very similar, and to some degree they are. However, I have found that even the smallest changes in the media, or the amounts of media used, and even the way that the media is layered inside the filter can make a big difference in the performance and life expectancy of the filter. Based upon my testing and what I see in the market, the best RO/remineralization system on the market is the Maxx by Vitev. You learn check it out athttp://www.leaupurewater.com/If you already have your own RO system, all you need to do is add a Remin filter to make your RO water healthy. Check out: http://www.leaupurewater.com/which is the exact same filter used in the unit above. If you are thinking that the remineralization filter is the key to performance, you would be correct.

As more and more people buy systems that produce clean and healthy water, everyone should be able to take advantage of lower prices as the economies of scale kick in. I have been pushing the companies in the industry to lower their prices for a long time with little success until recently.

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