Regenerating Salt 2kg

• Every dishwasher has a built-in ion exchanger that removes the hardness ions calcium and magnesium from the water and directs softened water into the dishwasher. This is intended to prevent limescale marks from forming on glasses and cutlery. Once the ion exchanger is saturated with calcium and magnesium ions, its absorption capacity must be restored by regeneration. Regenerating salt is used for this purpose: it enables the hardness ions to be exchanged, ensuring optimum washing results.
• For regenerating the dishwasher's ion exchanger.
• Table salt reacts neutrally in aqueous solution.
• Store at between 10 and 25 °C wherever possible.
• As soon as the dishwasher's salt indicator lights up, fill the designated salt reservoir with regenerating salt, following the machine manufacturer's instructions for use.
• Experience shows that some machines indicate the need for salt very late. To prevent this, regenerating salt should be topped up regularly, even if the indicator has not yet come on. If the salt reservoir was completely empty, wait approximately 2 hours after refilling before using the machine again, so that the ion exchanger has sufficient time to regenerate.
• Set the dishwasher's water softening system 8 °dH / 15 °fH higher than the actual water hardness.
• Please refer to your dishwasher's instructions for use for details of how to do this.

Keep out of reach of children.