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What is hard water?

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What is hard water?

hard water puppyHard water is a very common problem – in both private and public water supplies. It makes cleaning and maintaining appliances very difficult and can negatively impact energy efficiency, but it can also be easily treated. If you are looking for hard water treatment in the Denver Metro Area, Colorado’s Front Range, Foothills, and Mountain Communities, Rocky Mountain Water Conditioning is here to help. We can give you back control of your water and ensure it performs as you need it to – without making your life more difficult! Learn more about hard water and your water treatment options and then give us a call to fix the problem.

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Hard Water Composition

The main difference between hard water and soft water is that the former has a high content of hardness-causing dissolved minerals. The most common hardness-causing minerals are calcium and magnesium. According to the Water Quality Association (WQA), hard water is water that contains dissolved hardness minerals above 1 gpg (grains per gallon, or 17.1 ppm or mg/l). Relative levels of hardness have been established as:

Soft Water – less than 1 gpg

Slightly hard – 1 to 3.5 gpg

Moderately hard – 3.5 to 7 gpg

Hard – 7 to 10.5 gpg

Very Hard – 10.5 and higher gpg

Rocky Mountain Water Conditioning can remove the hardness from your water regardless of the level of hardness present. We can GUARANTEE zero grain hard water!

The Effects of Hard Water

So, why get a water softener to remove hardness from your water? Hard water can be very damaging to your plumbing system, clothing, appliances, and to your bank account. Hard water spots your glasses and dishes, causes laundry to appear dull and to deteriorate more quickly, and causes soap scum and scale buildup, making cleaning a chore. Hardness acts like cholesterol in the water system by clogging pipes and showerheads. It also coats the heating elements in certain appliances causing severely reducing energy efficiency and costing you money! Hardness can also cause you to use up to 75% more soap, dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent as well as shampoo and conditioner, drink mixes, etc. than necessary — again costing you money!

Hard Water Treatment in Colorado

The Hague WaterMax® comprehensive water treatment system is the answer for extremely efficient water softening. In fact, this equipment can remove over 5,000 grains of hardness for each pound of salt! That means high-quality softened water and fewer problems with your plumbing, appliances, and pocketbook. Additionally, the WaterMax® also removes sediment with its integrated filter, can regenerate in around 12 minutes, and even tracks consumption to ensure you always have clean water when you need it.

Call Rocky Mountain Water Conditioning today at 888-741-1711 or local 303-728-4899 to improve the quality of your water and your life!

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