I'm just extrapolating from the low salinity it can handle, if the effluent is diluted with a small portion of the incoming water, the waste would still be less saline than sea water.
Curiously, the device has potential for domestic US use. Folks with severe salt restriction due to medical conditions who live in rural areas with ion exchange water softeners (that would include me) cannot drink the softened water because of the salinity. This device would work well with the equivalent salinity from 25 to 150 grain hard water for those people. If the output water is cheaper than bottled, and the device is inexpensive, it would be a boon for older folks with fixed incomes and medical problems.
Some people have to use potassium chloride in their softeners, and that stuff is 4X the price of softener salt. The device would be very helpful in those cases, the payoff would be that much faster.
Curiously, the device has potential for domestic US use. Folks with severe salt restriction due to medical conditions who live in rural areas with ion exchange water softeners (that would include me) cannot drink the softened water because of the salinity. This device would work well with the equivalent salinity from 25 to 150 grain hard water for those people. If the output water is cheaper than bottled, and the device is inexpensive, it would be a boon for older folks with fixed incomes and medical problems.
Some people have to use potassium chloride in their softeners, and that stuff is 4X the price of softener salt. The device would be very helpful in those cases, the payoff would be that much faster.
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