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Dealing with hard water is a continuous challenge for many homeowners. Because of its high mineral content, it leaves a residue that gradually builds up in the water supply running through pipes and leaves a green or white chalky substance on kitchen and bathroom surfaces. This is called limescale, and, while it isn’t harmful even after consumption, it can impair the function of your faucets and other plumbing fixtures.
There are several health risks associated with drinking contaminated water. That’s why it’s important to ensure your drinking water is safe and free from contaminants. One way of ensuring you have access to clean, safe drinking water is to install a water purifier. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions about water purifiers.
Common myths about water purifiers include:
Hard water is simply water with traces of minerals, the most common of which is calcium and magnesium. Hard water isn’t a health risk, but it can be problematic for water fixtures and daily household activities. What causes hard water, and how do you address it in your water supply?
The last thing you need in the middle of summer is a plumbing issue that can cut off your water supply. Household water consumption spikes in summer, so problems with your plumbing can disrupt your daily routine.
