Thursday, September 22, 2011

Drinking water Techniques - The Best Way to Check For Hard Water

The following is a list of steps that you can take to test you water for hardness:

If you live in a municipal area, contact your local water company.


If you live in a rural area, or some suburban areas, contact your local water company or a county extension agent.


Have your water tested by a laboratory.


You can have your household tap water tested for hardness, dissolved solids, iron, PH, and amount of corrosiveness by an independent, EPA certified laboratory.


Soft water is 0-3 grains.
Medium water is 3-7 grains.
Hard water is 7-12 grains.
Anything over 12 grains is extremely hard, and a water softener is recommended.

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