If you live in our area, hard water is very common. Hard water contains calcium and magnesium that doesn’t rinse away cleanly. That’s what leaves white spots on dishes, buildup on faucets, and film on shower doors. It also makes soap less effective, so you end up using more detergent and still don’t get the results you expect.
Over time, those minerals can build up inside water heaters, dishwashers, and plumbing — reducing efficiency and shortening equipment life.
The good news is hard water is treatable. A properly sized water softener removes hardness minerals before they reach your home’s fixtures and appliances.
If you’re unsure whether hardness is affecting your home, a simple water test can provide clarity.
This content was provided by Nate Van Loon at Culligan Water located in Winona, MN. For more information, contact 507-452-3600.
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