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Vanko Trading Inc
2777 Darlington Road
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
724-359-2289
Many of our Tyent water ionizer customers ask about installation, so we thought a quick video would be helpful. This applies to the Tyent MMP Series (5050/7070/9090). This is completely different than the installation for the Tyent 9000 Under Counter Water Ionizer, which is slightly more involved with installing hardware above and below the sink.
We are introducing so many new products to BHI, that is is hard to keep up. Here’s another that we are really excited about. For years, customer have been asking us for an under-sink water ionizer, and Tyent has delivered! We will receive our first shipment of the new Tyent UCE-9000T water ionizer at the beginning of 2011. Here’s a quick run down of what this machine is all about, and trust me, they are once again establishing their leadership position in the water ionizer market through the new unit’s performance and usability. We will follow-up with a full review in January.
The new water ionizer is Continue reading »
It is pretty well accepted that Tyent produces the best performing water ionizers on the market. Building on a base of features, earlier this year the MMP-9090 Turbo Extreme as introduced with more power, more surface plate area, and a host of other upgrades from the MMP-7070 line.
One of the most frequent questions we receive is which model is the one to get, and whether or not the customer needs to spend more on the MMP-9090. We will try to answer that in this post.
There really is nothing more fundamental to our health than water, so let me ask you this very simple question. How much actual water do you drink? I’ve just been told that my water requirement, given not too much exercise, normal environment, should be about 3 liters a day. That’s about thirteen and a half glasses. Given that, on average we spend eight hours each day asleep, that works out on average to about 1 glass of water every hour. I don’t know about you, but my intake’s not even close. Worse still, that’s just me. At 3 liters a day, my household of five should consume 105 liters, 28 gallons of water every week or 1442 gallons in a year. That’s a lot of water, so the next question clearly is where should I get it? Continue reading »