Will Water Ionizers Work with Soft Water?

I would usually say it probably wouldn’t work well, and you may need to remineralize. However I just heard back from a customer who lives in a soft-water area in Tacoma, Washington. Before he purchased his water ionizer, I remember telling him that he may end up needing a remineralizer if he couldn’t get acceptable pH levels of water ionization with his Tacoma source water being so soft. But suggested he get the water ionizer and test it…then if it wasn’t ionizing well enough he could order the remineralizer.

He got his Melody water ionizer yesterday and tested it. He’s very happy with the Melody’s ability to ionize his Tacoma water. Here is his quote:

“UPS delivered my Melody ionizer yesterday at 6pm. It was easy to set up with the instructional DVD and owner’s manual. My tap water is slightly acidic, but now I get alkanine water in a wide range with ease. Great service from this distributor, Alkaline Water Plus. Highly recommended, both the Melody ionizer and the distributor.”

I guess that says it all. You know that great water ionization is taking place if you are able to get a wide range of pH at various levels from your water ionizer.

I was wondering why some soft water ionizes great, like in Tacoma, and some soft water doesn’t. I think it may have to do with the actual calcium levels in the water, but I’m not sure. When I find out, I’ll let you know. In the meantime, if you live in an area with soft water, you could always just try using your water ionizer and testing it, like this customer did, and waiting till you see there’s a need before spending the extra $85. on a remineralizer.