Regenerating salt 2 kg

Applications:
An ion exchanger is permanently installed in every dishwasher. It intercepts the hardness ions of the water, calcium and magnesium, and feeds soft water into the dishwasher. This is to prevent limescale marks from appearing on glasses and cutlery If the ion exchanger is saturated with calcium and magnesium ions, the absorption capacity must be restored by regenerating it.
Regenerating salt is used for this purpose, which causes the hardness ions to be exchanged and thus ensures optimum rinsing results.

Application / dosage:
As soon as the indicator for salt requirement in the dishwasher lights up, fill the salt container provided for this purpose with regenerating salt, in accordance with the instructions for use provided by the machine manufacturer.

Experience has shown that some machines indicate the need for salt very late. To prevent this, regeneration salt should be refilled regularly, even if the display does not yet indicate this. If the salt container was completely empty, you should wait approx. 2 hours after refilling before starting the machine again, so that the ion exchanger has sufficient time to regenerate.

The correct setting of the ion exchanger:
The water softener (ion exchanger) of the dishwasher should be set one level higher than specified for your water hardness. Example: You have, for example, water hardness range II (8.4-14° dH / 15-25° fH), then set to hardness range III (>14° dH / >25° fH). You will find the instructions for this in the operating instructions for your dishwasher, section "Softening system". (see info sheet dishwasher).

Product declaration:
Pure coarse-grained vacuum salt 100%

Ingredient list according to EC 648/2004:
Sodium chloride

Origin and properties of the ingredients:
In rock salt deposits, the salt is crushed, dissolved in water and crystallised into coarse grains. This retains impurities. As a concentrated solution in the salt container of the dishwasher, it exchanges the bound calcium and magnesium ions for the sodium ions of the regenerating salt, so that the ion exchanger can supply newly soft water again.

Product feature:
The regenerating salt is pure crystallised evaporated salt, without anti-caking agents, synthetic dyes and other additives.

Certification:
Ecogarantie
CSE
Vegan Society

Technical data:
Common salt reacts pH-neutrally in aqueous solution.

Ecology
Biodegradation:
Common salt is a natural component of our waters. Although common salt is mineral in nature and does not need to be further degraded, it does contribute - albeit in a relatively small proportion - to increasing the salt load of our water. With a medium water hardness, approx. 40-50 g of salt per rinse cycle end up in the wastewater.