What is hard water? The water that runs out of your faucets is not actually hard or soft, so why are they designated as such? In a nutshell, hard water is water that has a high mineral content. Soft water has a low mineral content. What’s the difference and why does it matter? Negative
At its simplest definition, well water is untreated groundwater. In some remote and rural areas, well water is pumped up from the ground and into the home. Some well water is perfectly safe and drinkable, but it should always be tested first. Common contaminants and chemicals found in well water Not all well water
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Welcome to the Cooper's Water Conditioning Blog! If you live in Central Indiana, you know the water is very hard. Calcium and magnesium hard water deposits from our local water supply creates issues for water using appliances like your water heater, dishwasher, pipes, faucets, sinks, etc. and it shortens their life. Buildup and clogging
