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February 28, 2021
‘Magnetizer Conditioner’ reduces mineral build-up

The Magnetizer

® Pool Conditioner, from Magnetizer Industrial Technologies, Inc., and distributed by A & P Electronic Media, of Spokane, Wash., is a water treatment system that enhances water quality, eliminates corrosion of materials and reduces system downtime.

By simply strapping the Magnetizer on the return line to the pool or spa, the magnetic effect reduces sanitizing chemicals by 30 to 50 percent, while stabilizing and eliminating all pH chemicals.

The Magnetizer helps to eliminate algae, keep water clean and improve the clarity of a pool or spa.

Users report a reduction or elimination of scale on tile caused by hard water minerals and a reduction or elimination of scum caused by body oils.

The result is a more luxurious swim with less chemical irritation and cleaner water that is free of mineral build-up.

The Magnetizer system operates automatically, continually and permanently without any external power source. It has no moving parts to wear out or be replaced.

For more information, contact A & P Electronic Media, Dept. SI, P.O. Box 10029, Spokane, WA 99209. Telephone 509-474-0538. Online www. magnetizerproducts.com.

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