James Yelverton You might ...
Published by Isabel Friend
James Yelverton You might want to check this website, which is a directory of the best devices:
In particular, this section contains water structuring tools, including vortexes:
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Isabel Friend Hi Isabel. Thank you for the links. I took a gander at the site. And even though I'm grateful for the new knowledge of devices and technologies, I feel that their prices are ridiculously high. I'm looking for less expensive, yet similarly equal, or even more effective devices/methods of improving the water I drink/shower with. Any other ideas or places to go for this?
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If you need something for a pond, our equipment creates an in-pond vortex which promotes reaeration at the surface and a complete circulation of the reaerated water. It has a flow of on average 9 cubic metres per second.
Published by Kathleen Cameron, Dagaz Environmental Inc. - President & Sr. Env'l Scientist
Do you have a pond that you need cleaned up or something specifically for in-house?
Published by Kathleen Cameron, Dagaz Environmental Inc. - President & Sr. Env'l Scientist
Cheaper, yet equal or more effective? No. You get what you pay for when it comes to water reviving tools. There are DIY methods you can use, but they're far less effective. In my experience, it's worth the investment because some of these tools last a lifetime.
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