TwinTec Softened Water News
Many news stories and articles have been written about soft water over the years, many of them focussing on the link between soft water and healthy skin.
Water softener eczema relief hope
BBC news, 11 January 2009
Scientists are investigating if installing a home water softener can relieve children’s eczema symptoms.
The Department of Health-backed study will also look at the differing effects of hard and soft water on the condition which causes dry and itchy skin.
Softened water and health
British Water, 29 September 2004
Over the years, many eczema sufferers have reported that a move to softened water has substantially reduced inflammation. Softened water is also known to have a calming, soothing effect on other skin problems including psoriasis but such benefits have not been formally established although recent research by a leading UK dermatologist identified a strong link between hard water and childhood.
Do water softeners help eczema sufferers?
National Eczema Society
Some people with eczema seem to find that their skin improves when they move to a soft water area or if they install a water softener. Hard water contains high levels of calcium and magnesium salts which have the potential to irritate the skin.
Surface Tension
Healthy Times, October/November 1998
A recent study has found a link between hard water and childhood eczema. Healthy Times explores the health issues behind the headlines.
Eczema affects around one in eight children in the UK. In its mildest form, the condition causes a few patches of dry skin, but in severe cases, it can affect the whole body, causing persistent itching and extreme discomfort.
Free site survey
The way most people get started with a TwinTec softener is to have a free survey in their own home. In a consultation that usually takes around 45 minutes, one of our representatives will be able to answer all of your questions, with reference to your particular plumbing, and the layout of your house.
