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What Makes It Work
Q: What is a water spot?
A: A water spot is an area of dried mineral deposits left on a surface after being allowed to air dry.
Q: How do you prevent water spots?
A: Remove minerals from the water, therefore NO SPOTS!
Raw water naturally contains minerals, which are charged with positive (H+) and negative (OH-) ions. These ions can be removed through the process of demineralization, resulting in rinse water that is basically pure or mineral-free. This process is used by many industries where water quality is paramount.
Q: What does demineralization remove?
| CATION (H+) | ANION (OH-) |
| Barium | Iodide |
| Lead | Nitrate |
| Calcium | Bisulfite |
| Nickel | Chloride |
| Cadmium | Cyanide |
| Copper | Bicarbonate |
| Zinc | Hydroxide |
| Magnesium | Fluoride |
| Potassium | Sulfate |
| Ammonia Sodium |
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| Hydrogen |
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