Magnet Ball
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Item#
: 357020
$55.50
Prevent calcium from building up in dishwashers and washing machines.
The Magnet Ball prevents calcium from building up in dishwashers and washing machines, resulting in softer water and requiring up to 70% less detergent. Use on bottom rack of dishwasher.
5-year warranty
5 cm x 5 cm x 6 cm
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- Problem & SolutionProblem:Hard-water spots on your crystal and dishes making you nuts? Are you using more detergent, thinking that will get them clean? If you’re using more dish detergent, then hard water also may be causing you to use more laundry detergent than necessary, too.Solution:Use a Magnet Ball in your dishwasher and washing machine. It softens water and prevents calcium and lime buildup. Plus, using the Magnet Ball allows you to use less detergent!
- How To Use
For use in dishwashers:
Place on bottom rack and use half the detergent you normally use.For top-loading washing machines:
Place in the machine and use half the normal amount of laundry detergent.Not recommended for front-loading washing machines as not enough water passes through the Magnet Ball. In addition, use in a front-loading washing machine may cause damage to the machine, due to the vertical spin of these types of machines.
- Features & Benefits
- Reduces amount of detergent required by up to 70%, depending on water hardness
- Eliminates need for rinsing agents or water-softening additives
- Prevents calcium and lime buildup in dishwashers and washing machines so appliances last longer
- Softens water
- Since less detergent is used, waste water contains fewer chemicals
- 210 gauss magnet
- Covered in durable Santoprene®, a rubber-like material
- Can also be used in toilet tanks
- Resistant to mould
- Did You Know?
- According to a study on laundry detergent usage, using the washing machine is a daily activity for many Australian households.
- Even with concentrated detergents and high-efficiency washing machines, many Australians still use too much detergent.
