Is it true that the water goes back to its natural state over time meaning that water sitting in the water heater is not altered for long?
1406015
I don't believe that this is the case. I have been using this product for more that a year and there is no evidence of scaling ..... even within the hot water system.
1406016
I can't give you a crisp answer. Prior to the Eddy, the majority of the scale was around the hot water faucets. Now there is none. We have a giant hot water heater because the prior owner must have had several daughters. We have never run out of hot water so the tank has never been fully flushed. Yet we still see descaling.
2154158
No it does not. Additionally, after you shut off the water flow in automatically reverts back to stream.
1885284
It is designed to treat fresh water, not re-treat treated water. Therefore, after the 5 year life of the product, the water is "treated water" and no longer "fresh water". For safety reasons, the water should be changed out and fresh water treated with the concentrate.
550539
This seem not be the faucet's fault but more an issue of the water feed from the heater? E.g. is it better once you have used the hot water, once it is hot, then change it back to cold then hot again and then there is no wait-time? If so, you know for a fact that it's not a faucet-issue..
940791
no it's a vibration element. The water is warmed b/c you put warm water in it.
535296
It stays hot for as long as any water that has been heated. It doesn't maintain a temperature.
1235966
Your heater will kick on and off during warmer days and as water changes temps. White foam and bubbles are a normal issue with water temps changing..all is fine no worries
446563
I have had mine for two years and the water does stay low but I attributed that to the reduced water usage. I have not found the fill to be that slow...it's not super fast, but about what I would expect. I have been completely satisfied with the AS one piece since it was installed. Hope this helps.
1444603
No it just stops perking. And the longer you own it the faster that happens until you have lukewarm brown water
393679
Not noticeably. The water coming from the heater takes just a few seconds to come up to temperature.
912430
I just tested mine... the answer is "yes" The button stays in the last position used (whether spray or stream) after the water is turned off. When you turn the water back on, you get the same output as before.
1077228
Yes, the water does heat up. I have used it a few times and I glad I bought it.
910819
the holes are where the water returns after circulating through the heater.
1136650
That's normal. As water gets closer to the top the pool will go back to its normal shape.
2229304
Not all the time -there's a timer on the pump, so you can set it for the times of day you are most likely to need hot water. It circulates the hot water through the pipes and back to the water heater so you don't just lose the water you don't use, but you do lose a lot of heat through cooling in the pipes.
2270558
I think is based on time. The filters continue to work for some time after. I generally replace them whan the water flow slows down. depending on use, that can be 1 to 3 years.
1730355
I think over time, mine loosened up. Several weeks, or a month or so. I did find that it is easier to operate if the water is turned off.I hope that helps.