Water is something we use every day.
It plays a vital role in a wide range of household activities and tasks.
When there are concerns with the quality of the water, it negatively impacts everything it touches. Hard water containing minerals such as calcium, rust and magnesium undermines the efficiency, reliability and longevity of appliances. The excess minerals accumulates within the washing machine, dishwasher, water heater or even showerheads and cause damage. Scale buildup in the inner workings of the water heater can force it to work harder, use more energy and result in higher utility bills. It will corrode more quickly and could rupture and flood the basement. The minerals present in hard water also tend to accumulate in pipes and faucets, increasing the risk of clogs and reducing water flow. It diminishes the performance of the dishwasher, resulting in unishtly spots on glassawre and discolored dishes. Clothes probably won’t get as clean or feels as soft. Fabrics are at risk of becoming discolored. Even skin, hair and teeth are affected by hard water. It leaves behind a residue that supports drynessand irritation. A solution is a water softener installed by a licensed plumbed. The system works to capture harmful minerals and contaminants and provide a source of clean water. The addition of a water softener means water that taste good, doesn’t smell bad and is perfectly clear. It eliminates the need to buy and hall bottled water and reduces the number of plastic that ends up in landfills. Soft water is safer to drink and cook with and adds considerable longevity to everything from faucets, tubs, sinks and toilets to pipes, drains and appliances.