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Water softening is the term generally used for removing calcium and magnesium by ion exchange using salt. Ion exchange is by far the most common and most accepted process for scale control and for the reduction of residual compounds left after cleaning and bathing. While ion exchange media and the softener control systems are greatly improved, there are viable nonsalt-based alternatives available on the market. Softening alternatives include several options that fall under the larger category of water conditioning. Some soften the water (remove the calcium and magnesium), and others do not but may inhibit scale formation by suspending the calcium
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