Hard water contains a high concentration of dissolved mineral salts such as calcium and magnesium ions. The water from your taps contains calcium and magnesium. The concentration of these minerals depends on the geology of the terrain through which the water flows before reaching your home. The hardness is also determined by the area where the water comes from, the pump source and the way the water is used
is handled by society. Water is considered hard when its hardness exceeds 15 French degrees of hardness (°f), where 1°f corresponds to 10 milligrams of lime.
The hardness of the water in a home or commercial building has many undesirable effects that can be felt and seen every day. The calcium and magnesium in the water turn into limestone, which causes limescale everywhere in your home.
HARD WATER PROBLEMS
White spots
Build-up of limescale
Clogged pipes
Irritation of the skin
Rough-feeling laundry
Higher energy consumption
Shorter lifespan of household appliances
Excessive use of detergents and detergents
THE SOLUTION FOR HARD WATER
Water softeners are a simple and reliable solution to remove limestone from water and thus prevent limescale deposits in your home. Because the softener replaces magnesium and calcium ions with sodium ions, you can tap fresh, soft water throughout the home that, contrary to popular belief, is perfectly drinkable and has no salty touch.
The installation of a water softener is a sustainable solution that can work for many years if the device is maintained annually by a specialist.