ANTI-SCALE FOR WASHING MACHINES ___FURMAN (610)

Anti-scale oil DOES NOT CONTAIN CITRIC ACID.

Lemon is destroying parts of the washing machine. Trust Chemists, not TV. Watch the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM5NpzhODnw

The most sensitive functional link of the washing machine, most exposed to aggressive influences, is the heating element. Over time, it becomes covered with mineral deposits and requires more and more electricity to reach the desired temperature, which negatively affects the efficiency of the washing machine as a whole.

Limescale is removed using a mild acid solution that does not harm metal parts. It contains special additives, so-called corrosion inhibitors, which will protect metal parts. The product does not contain citric acid. It is too weak for the scale that forms when washing in hot water. We constantly eat citric acid - Coca-Cola, lemon pie, etc. If citric acid were able to cope with scale, it would dissolve our teeth (which, like scale, consist of calcium salts). Stories that you can deal with scale with citric acid were launched by illiterate journalists - citric acid is simply the most accessible substance to the population containing acid in its name. You can see for yourself the futility of fighting scale with citric acid. Try cleaning a kettle with citric acid - the result will disappoint you.

You do not need to disassemble the machine to clean it from scale. Everything is done simply. Antinakipin for washing machines is poured directly into the drum where you usually put the laundry (Yes, exactly into the drum. Because if you pour it into the powder compartment, the effectiveness of Antinakipin may decrease. Antinakipin will react with the remains of the powder (which has an alkaline reaction), and not with the scale on the heating element. Then the maximum temperature mode is set, and the machine starts for one full cycle. DO NOT PUT THE LAUNDRY IN!