[Greenbuilding] Iron in water

[George J. Nesbitt]

Who is Dan?

kenn brown wrote:

>George, 
>You need to expand your knowledge. Dan makes a vortex devise that removes
>iron from water with no recurring costs.
>Kenn Brown 
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>[mailto:greenbuilding-bounces at listserv.repp.org] On Behalf Of George J.
>Nesbitt
>Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 9:24 PM
>To: Greenbuilder list
>Subject: Re: [Greenbuilding] Iron in water
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>1. Who makes it?
>    To remove excess Iron (if it is staining fixtures or causes metallic 
>taste) use a manganese sulphate/potassium filter or a manganese 
>greensand filter.
>2. There is not such thing as an environmentally friendly water softener.
>See the discussion on "Acidic Water" and "Reverse Osmosis" both were in 
>the past 2 months.
>I highly recommend researching health and water quality issues at 
>www.healthywater.com
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>Debra Havill wrote:
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>>(1) Does anyone know anything about the iron-removing product for water
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>softeners called "Crystal Clean?" It's advertised as organic, but that
>doesn't mean much of anything.
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>> (2) Is there such a thing as an environmentally friendly 'salt' to use in
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>wter softeners?
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