Soft: 0-60 mg/L or 0-3.5 grains per gallon (gpg).
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Moderately hard: 61-120 mg/L or 3.5-7 gpg.
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Hard: 121-180 mg/L or 7-10.5 gpg.
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Very hard: Over 180-250mg/L or over 10.5 gpg.
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Extremely hard: Over 250mg/l or over 15 gpg.
Problems Caused By Hard Water
*Appliance Damage: Scale buildup inside water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines reduces their efficiency, shortens their lifespan, and increases energy bills.
*Plumbing Issues: Mineral deposits can accumulate in pipes, restricting water flow and reducing water pressure.
*Poor Cleaning: Soap and detergent don't lather as well in hard water, requiring more product and leaving behind sticky soap scum on skin, dishes, and surfaces.
*Stained Fixtures: White, chalky stains can appear on sinks, shower doors, glassware, and toilets.
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*Skin & Hair Problems: The mineral residue can make skin feel dry, irritated, and difficult to rinse clean, while hair can become dry, brittle, and prone to frizz.
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*Faded & Stiff Laundry: Clothes washed in hard water can appear dull, stiff, and may develop a yellowish tint over time
Benefits Of Treating Hard Water
*Extended Appliance Life: Prevents damaging mineral scale from forming inside appliances and plumbing.
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*Improved Cleaning: Allows soaps and detergents to work more effectively, meaning you use less product.
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*Softer Skin & Hair: Reduces dryness and residue, leaving skin smoother and hair softer.
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*Spotless Dishes & Surfaces: Eliminates mineral spots and films on glassware and fixtures.
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*Cost Savings: Lowers energy bills by keeping water heaters efficient and reduces the need for frequent appliance repairs or replacements.
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*Brighter Laundry: Prevents mineral binding that leads to faded colors and dingy whites



























