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ClearWave Prevents and Reduces Hard Water Scale

Field Controls presents Clearwave, the ultimate solution to combat hard water and prevent scale buildup in your home. Hard water, which is characterized by calcium and magnesium buildup, can cause clogs, corrosion, and damage to pipes, fixtures, and appliances. With Clearwave, you can proactively protect your plumbing system and enjoy the benefits of scale-free water….

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Field Controls presents Clearwave, the ultimate solution to combat hard water and prevent scale buildup in your home. Hard water, which is characterized by calcium and magnesium buildup, can cause clogs, corrosion, and damage to pipes, fixtures, and appliances. With Clearwave, you can proactively protect your plumbing system and enjoy the benefits of scale-free water.

Clearwave utilizes advanced microprocessor technology to generate electromagnetic waves that excite calcium and magnesium molecules. By keeping these molecules in suspension, Clearwave prevents them from bonding to surfaces such as pipes, fixtures, and appliances. This not only prevents scale formation but also helps dissolve pre-existing scale throughout your home’s plumbing system.

In addition to safeguarding your plumbing, Clearwave makes cleaning easier. No more struggling with soap film on shower walls or dealing with scum rings in the bathtub. Clearwave reduces scale residue on sinks, faucets, toilet bowls, shower tile, glassware, and cutlery, making your cleaning tasks more efficient.

Installing Clearwave is a breeze. With no plumbing required, anyone can set it up in minutes. Simply attach the Clearwave unit to the water intake pipe, coil the provided wires around the pipe, plug it in, and enjoy round-the-clock protection against scale.

Independent lab testing has proven the effectiveness of Clearwave in reducing scale buildup at any temperature or flow rate. Don’t wait for scale-related issues to arise—take control with Clearwave and experience the benefits of scale-free water in your home.

To learn more and start protecting your home and simplifying your cleaning routine, visit fieldcontrols.com/clearwave.

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Hard water is commonplace in many households. Basically, it's calcium buildup, more commonly known as scale. When scale accumulates, clogs and corrodes pipes, fixtures, and critical components of your appliances. The washing machine dishwasher, water heater, water dispensers, humidifiers all work more efficiently and require fewer repairs when scale is not present. So why fix problems when you can prevent them with clear wave. Clearwave prevents calcium and magnesium from forming scale in water. The microprocessor technology generates a series of electromagnetic waves that excite the calcium and magnesium molecules. These excited molecules remain in suspension, keeping them from bonding to each other or to pipes, fixtures, appliances, or any other surface that comes into contact with the water. Clear wave treated water also helps dissolve pre existing scale throughout your home's plumbing system and appliances. And Clearwave protects against scale buildup and scale corrosion twenty four seven, and works on galvanized copper or plastic piping. Not only does Clearwave protect your plumbing and appliances, it can make cleaning easier. If you've ever had to clean soap film off shower walls, scrub unpleasant scum rings in the bathtub. Find it hard to lather soap while taking a shower and find your washer is not cleaning clothes as well as it should. You have hard water. Clear Wave not only offers protection against scale buildup and scale corrosion inside all the pipes, valves, fixtures and appliances in your home, but it also dramatically reduces corrosive green and white scale residue on sinks, faucets, toilet bowls, bathtubs, shower heads, glassware and cutlery, shower tile, shower doors, reduces scale residue on glasses, plates, and cutlery so everything spark Clearwave is simple to install and no plumbing is required. Anyone can install Clearwave in minutes. Just attach the clearwave unit on the water intake pipe of your home, coil one wire starting from the top of the pipe and coil it around outside of the pipe. Coiled a second wire starting at the bottom of the pipe and around the outside of the pipe. One wire clockwise, the other counterclockwise, then plug it in and start being protected. Clearwave protects your most valuable investment, your home. It also makes house cleaning chores easier. To start protecting your home twenty four seven from scale and make house cleaning easier? Independent lab testing proves Clearwave and scale build up reduces existing scale is effective at any temperature or flow rate. Go to field controls dot com slash clear wave.

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