iSpring EDV2 Whole House Super Water Descaler, 10 Times More Powerful Alternative Electronic Salt-Free Hard Water Conditioner, Larger Size, Alloy Construction, Reduces Limescale, Prevents Deposits Build-up, Distincts from a Water Softener

I have been purchasing ispring products for more than 10 years and their customer support has been amazing. I have worked with Nick multiple times and in all cases my issues and/or questions have been resolved. We currently have the ispring whole house water filter system the ultraviolet light a commercial RO system and most recently purchased the EDV2 whole house water descaler. The EDV2 device came with a card inside the box stating that I would receive an extended 3 year warranty if I went to the website ispringfilter.com/url/warranty but when I went to the website there wasn't any reference to extend the warranty. I called ispring and spoke with Nick and he registered the descaler device for me and activated the extended 3 year warranty.ispring has the best customer support and I highly recommend their products.

Awesome great. We love it. Helps make water less cloudy and leave a slime or dusty water. Thankful this was sent easy to install and very easy to use. Must try

Our house has well water and I was very excited to try out this whole house water descaler. Although the process of installing sounds quite easy it takes a good amount of time to wrap the blue wire around the pipe. After about 3 weeks of watching our water I noticed that we had a lot less scaling streaks inside the toilets. The best part it is chemical and salt free!! It is a very reasonable price.

I needed help with registering my item. Sean registered it for me right away. Who knew that anyone does that anymore? That gave me confidence that iSpring will have my back.

Really happy with this descaler! Installation was super easy and I didn't have to mess with any plumbing. After a few weeks I noticed a lot less scale on my faucets and shower. I also like that it doesn't use salt or chemicals so the water still tastes normal. It's basically maintenance-free which is a huge plus. So far it's been working exactly as expected. Definitely worth it!

It is very well made and simple to install. With my pipe close to the wall installing the wire coils was tedious. I wrapped the wire on a 1/2 x 3 x 8 board first just to manage getting it between the pipe and the wall and not tangling it. I used masking tape to keep the coils in place while I wrapped on additional wire. I wrapped about 25 coils went back and neatly arranged them on the pipe and then used the tape to keep them in place while I did the next 25 wraps.It sounds like 3 months or so before we really know what impact it has on the scale but we are hopeful.

Let me first say that I prepared for this purchase by researching the recommendations the manufacturer had mad before buying it. I knew I needed water within a certain hardness range, <3 ppm iron, and that it would only be good for 50 ft of pipe after the wrap. I tested my water and it was all good so I went ahead and bought it. Luckily, I have two water inlets to my house because one end is an addition. This allowed me to easily install the unit while observing the 50ft pipe rule. I have a total of maybe 30 ft of pipe after the install, with the hot water heater being within 10 feet. Within the first week I noticed that the water felt different and my soap was getting my hands cleaner. I used to wash my hands and have a slick feeling like my hands were oily still (I have oily skin/hands) but I noticed that when I would wash my hands they were very "sticky". Not really like I have syrup on my fingers, but if I tried to slide my fingers against each other after washing and drying them, they'd feel more like I washed my hands with something that took off all the oils.This is very anecdotal and not really something you can say is a definitive thing that a person might think is just in my head, so now for the hard evidence. I have a mirror in the shower that I use for shaving. I have to scrub it with gritty toothpaste every time I use it to clean off the deposits. It takes about a week for it to build up to the point that I clean it. Well I installed this after I didn't shave for about 6 weeks and decided to touch up a little after it had been installed for a month. I cleaned off the mirror with toothpaste and got to work. I decided that maybe this could be my test and started checking it weekly to see how it was going. So far the only thing that sticks to the mirror looks like soap scum (I have my bar on a caddy that has a hook below it where the mirror hangs) and I can just wet it and wipe it off. Maybe it's minerals but they aren't sticking to the point that they require anything to remove. Just my hand and water.This is all I wanted from this thing. Reduce the deposits that were difficult to clean/remove and hopefully extend the life of my hot water heater element. I had a brand new hot water tank when we moved into this house, and after 8 months the element was toast and the bottom of the tank was full of deposits that I had a hard time removing (read chisel, vinegar, and many flushes). I have had this installed for about 3 months so it's not been near long enough to tell how it works for the longevity of the hot water heater, but it's worth it for the cleaning hassles with the fixtures. My wife loves it.All in all I'd recommend it 100% if your water meets the requirements or can be conditioned to meet them. Otherwise, I have no idea, but I doubt it'll work outside what the manufacturer says it will. I will be buying another one to install on the other water inlet to the house, which is the one that supplies the kitchen.