Hard Facts About Hard Water

What's the harm in hard water?

Hard water harms nearly every item in your home, leaving mineral deposits and scale build up on everything your water touches. Hard Water is especially tough on plumbing and on water-using appliances, resulting in more repairs and more frequent replacement - and costing Americans billions of dollars a year.

The consequences of hard water in the home:

• Pipes become clogged with scale, reducing water flow


• Water heaters scaled with mineral deposits require significantly more energy to heat your water


• Rust stains on sinks


• Faucets crusted with hard-to-remove deposits


• Towels and clothes are dingy and rough


• Glassware and dishes marred by spots and cloudiness


• Increased expenses for detergent and other cleaning products


• More time and effort devoted to cleaning

Enjoy the advantages of conditioned water

• Extend the life of your water heater, fixtures, dishwashers and laundry equipment by years


• Cut spending on detergents and other cleaning supplies - by as much as half


• Increased water heater efficiency


• Clothes are cleaner, softer and last longer


• Dishes and glassware will sparkle


• Eliminate the hassle and expense of bottled water


• Clean, healthier drinking water


• Better flavor in coffee, soups and ice cubes


• Great lather with less soap and shampoo


• Everything - hair, towels, fruit - rinses cleaner


• Improved water flow through cleaner pipes