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Many areas of the UK struggle with hard water, meaning that the water coming into your home through your taps is high in mineral content. This is not harmful, but having a build-up of minerals can cause a number of problems for your household.
Perhaps the most noticeable effect of hard water is the build-up of limescale on your taps and appliances. Over time this can get worse and worse, causing a bad taste in the water. Limescale can damage your taps, appliances, and even pipes. Using a water softener can prevent limescale from forming, meaning you have better-tasting water and you can preserve the life of your appliances. This could even save you money on your energy bills, as pipes without a limescale buildup work much more effectively, so you'll require less gas to heat water and warm your home. A water softener can also save you time and personal energy as you'll have a cleaner, shinier home with less effort, without constantly having to clean off limescale marks from your kitchen and bathroom.
Hard water can also affect hair and skin, particularly for those who have sensitive skin. Hard water can worsen conditions such as dry hair and skin and eczema, so using a water softener may help to alleviate the symptoms of those without the need to use additional products on your skin. If you live in an area with hard water, you may notice that soap and shampoo products you use don't lather up easily, too. Using a water softener can help to produce more bubbles with these products, meaning that you need to use less of them. This will save you money, and using less product can also be gentler on the skin.
Whether you're keen to improve your hair and skin quality, save money by using less soap and cleaning products, or improve the longevity and cleanliness of your household appliances, using a water softener can bring a number of improvements to many areas of your home.
Contact Pure Choice Quality Water for an independent expert advice, if you think you live in a hard water area.
