Different Types of Water Softener Systems
                     Different Types of Water Softener 
Systems
  
Salt-Based Ion Exchange Softener
By cycling water through two tanks, a salt-based ion 
exchange softener eliminates most of the mineral residue 
that contaminates your water. It employs two separate 
tanks: one filled with brine and another with special resin 
beads.
  
Salt-Free Water Softener
Instead of sodium, a salt-free 
softener uses a potassium 
chloride salt substitute. This 
makes it particularly useful 
for people that are 
concerned about excessive 
salt intake. In reality, this 
type of water softener works 
as a scaler, preventing 
mineral from accumulating 
and forming harmful 
deposits.
  
Dual-Tank Water Softener
Water softeners need 
regular recharging in 
order to work properly. 
During recharging 
periods, water softeners 
can’t function. For that 
reason, dual-tank 
softeners use two tanks 
that function alternatively 
whenever the other one 
needs recharging.
  
Magnetic Water Softener or Descaler
Clipped onto the incoming pipe, the electronic or magnetic 
water softener creates a magnetic field that changes the 
electromagnetic properties of the calcium carbonate 
minerals. As a result, these mineral particles repel both the 
metal pipes and each other. This way, deposits will not 
form anymore as they used to.
  
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