The WetKyll™ water purification process is different than any other system on the market. Its unique process removes hard water minerals, as well as other harmful contaminants, from rinse and drinking water.

How Traditional Spotless Rinse Systems Work

Traditional Water softeners trade mineral hardness for sodium, positive charged ions that are still mineral solids. When mineral hardness is just exchanged of sodium, you still have mineral hardness - only in a different form. The sodium combines with other properties in the water to form mineral salts. This is why a water softener will often leave spots.

In all water, there are some negatively charged mineral solids present (such as Chloride). Negatively charged mineral solids are not removed in the softening process. When the positive charged sodium ions come in contact with the negative charged chloride ions or other negative charged acid ions, they are drawn together. The results are mineral salt deposits, even though the water has been softened. When these mineral salt deposits dry, you will often have spots as a result. [see diagram]

The end results are water spots caused by mineral hardness in the softened water [see picture]. Soft water will help soap work more effectively, but will not provide a touchless, spot-free rinse. It only leaves a different type of mineral deposit. In some cases, it can actually leave salt deposits that can be damaging to fine finishes such as stainless steel, polished aluminum, zinc plating chrome plating, clear-coat paint, and other painted surfaces.

How the WetKyll™ Process Works

The WetKyll™ spot-free rinse system is a unique patented process that removes hardness minerals and sodium from water. This process eliminates the possibility of any mineral acids being present that could combine with other mineral solids and leave a spot.

The result of this exclusive process is pure H2O. After drying, have a shiny finish is left with no spots. The WetKyll™ water has evaporates without the use of replacement minerals, leaving nothing behind in the process that could cause mineral deposit spots. [see picture]

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