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In addition to cosmetic issues, hard water can also cause damage to your plumbing. Much like shower heads, hard water can and will cause a buildup of scale in your pipes causing slowed water pressure. By reducing the harshness of your water, you can prolong the length of use of your pipes. Additionally, you can expect increased water flow and pressure due to the removal of minerals in pipes.
If hard water can cause issues for your pipes, think about the wear and tear on your appliances. In-home appliances such as hot water heaters and washers are among some of the major appliances that fall victim to hard water-related issues. Scale and lime build-up often occur when using hard water through these appliances. Minerals from hard water begin to stick to washing machines, almost guaranteeing the need for costly repairs.
Switching to soft water can help reduce the risk of needing repairs or shelling out hundreds of dollars on fixing pipes and/or appliances. On a smaller scale, hard water can also cause damage to small appliances such as coffee makers and humidifiers. Mineral build-up can affect the effectiveness of these types of household items and those similar to them.
Effects of Soft Water On Your Body
Using soft water means your skin will be, and appear, healthier than if you use hard water. Minerals in hard water cause skin to dry out and can leave you itchy and uncomfortable. Research has come to discover hard water can cause skin conditions such as eczema. Those who use hard water are more likely to develop the condition due to the minerals in the water.
Both magnesium and calcium are known to cause damage to hair. The two can cause hair to become brittle resulting in easy breakage. Furthermore, studies have shown hard water usage can lead to a decrease in hair thickness as well.


It’s Time To Make
The Switch
Now that you know all the facts, it’s pretty clear hard water negatively impacts everything it touches. On the other hand, soft water has been proven to have more positive impacts. From improvements in your house to enhancements to your skin and hair, soft water is the clear winner when it comes to the debate between hard and soft water. Are you ready to make the switch? Call Clear Choice today for more information on how to schedule your water softening appointment!