Yarna Electronic Water Descaler - 3 Month Review | Random Video Thursday's

Having an actual water test done with the unit on and the unit off would be a less subjective way to compare if it’s working.

Would you say, this will help with mineral buildup inside a tankless water heater also?

Nice opinion piece, and very interesting effects on the water heater. Thanks for your video!

Those water heater pics before and after are money, thanks for sharing.

I got one a month ago. At first my water ppm went up which makes sense as build up is coming off but after a few weeks my poms went ppm. The water doesn't dry me out like it was before. I have bad eczema and it's helping. Soft water is way better but for the price I'll take the noticable improvement. In addition I added filters on the shower heads and the combo is good

Excellent video!!!!!

You should check your water heater ventilation. Those red and blue caps, and discoloration shows that the heat and carbon monoxide is not properly vented and is entering the area. Very dangerous.

Hi dear sir. So where is this pipe scaling , corrosion and dirties. Where there are gone. In to our stomach. Sorry just it is interesting. Good luck and happiness

It's a fraud. There is ZERO science to support this.

there is no way in hell this is doing anything.

Hmm, what does the military say? Effectively, it's a scam. As an electrical engineer, I can tell you that if your water pipes are copper then no electric field is getting through them. Plastic pipes won't affect a field, but they won't make anything in the water able to be affected by the field either. This is just a mixture of traditional American snake oil and wishful thinking. As to the magnetic types, water isn't magnetic. Unless you have iron filings in your water you don't have anything magnetic. Just because you don't understand electricity and magnetism doesn't mean they are magic and will affect water.

A report released in 2001 by the Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) examined magnetic descalers pointed towards this contradictory record in the scientific literature. Whereas other water softening alternatives, such as ion-exchange water softeners, have a demonstrated record of repeatable effectiveness, the same isn’t true for electronic or magnetic water conditioners. In their own tests, the ERDC found no difference in scale buildup between water treated with a magnetic conditioner and untreated water.

Does anyone know if this can work on an open loop cooling tower system for water source heat pumps?

Coming from an electronics background, there is zero way this can work via capacitance on a copper pipe. Any claims that they can are patently false.

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Almost twenty years ago we moved from a lake water area to a town that uses town wheal water that has hard water. Unaware of its effect and the need of water softener in the area after first year our dishwasher completely clogged up and broken down while the pipes began to clog up with scale build up all over the kitchen, washrooms toilets and faucets. I did some research regarding water softener and ended up using a electronic water descaler. The heavy scales in the washroom, faucets, inside the toilet tank and the buildup in the toilet bowls dramatically decreased after the initial clean up right after the installation after six months; however, I was still wondering how well it really worked throughout the entire house since we no longer have a dishwasher to show the difference. An year after the installation, our rental hot water heater tank broke down and I was wondering if it was caused by the hard water buildup and the electronic water descaler may not be enough to do the job; however, when the maintance person showed up and pull out the heating rod and it was perfectly clean without any trace of scale and the hot water tank was simply just broken down. The maintenance person was baffled since we did not have a water softener installed and had never heard of a electronic water descaler in his 30 years in the hot water tank business in our area. Least to say beside the minor wipe down and light regular scrub we no longer have any major hard water scale build up issue throughout the house since we installed the first unit and it actually slowly descaled all the scales in the water pipe throughout the entire house with an yearly electricity cost of about $7.00 drawing 5W/h only to operate it. five years later, I added a second unit onto the out going hot water pipe leaving from the hot water tank to add additional descale performance and have both units plugged into a backup battery unit as a safety measure and both are still running well to this day.

Do you feel any difference to your hair and skin after shower with this descaler?

We installed a Yarna CWD30 right after we closed on our new construction home. We have a Navien NPE-240A2 tankless water heater and flushed the heat exchanger & cleaned the filters today. To our surprise, there were no sediment at all on the filters & in the vinegar solution. Furthermore, there's no major build up around our shower heads or glass door. I really do think it works.

I changed my anode rod about 4 years ago. The old one was pretty much used up.
I could not drain my tank 100% due to sediment clogging up the cheap plastic gate valve. I had a brass ball valve ready to go, but didn't want to deal with all that water flowing out onto the floor. I was able to chip away quite a bit of build-up on the top heating element. The water seemed hotter after that. The water heater is now 18 years old, so who knows. I may take another run at changing out the anode and valve.
I've got a bore scope, so inspecting the tank should be easier this time around.
~ THANK YOU for informing/reminding people about the need for anode maintenance. ~
Professional Home Owners, Unite! 😜

Great info!

that's 17 grains of hardness- 3 grains would be pretty bad- you have SH** for water dude. then again- tds isn't a measure of hardness, so... get a REAL test done.

My results were absolutely NOT the same. I disposed of my old salt system and installed the Yarna system. Hugh mistake! 5 months later I used test strip and my water went from soft to extremely hard on 3 separate weeks and now my facets are starting to leak. My biggest challenge yet is trying to contact Yarna for a refund.

In addition to this video, I added some more info in the description about this product that might be helpful. Thanks for watching!