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Old 02-12-2021, 06:09 PM   #12
8 Ball
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Originally Posted by TorqueDog View Post
It's the opposite, north has softer water than south Calgary.

Bearspaw Treatment Plant (North): Average - 173mg/L CaCO 3 - 12.1 grains/gallon
Glenmore Treatment Plant (South): Average - 215mg/L CaCO 3 - 15.0 grains/gallon

https://www.calgary.ca/uep/water/dri...arameters.html

A water softener is a game-changer. Appliances and faucets get an extended lifespan thanks to not getting gummed up with minerals. Skin and hair feel better and nowhere near as dry, laundry feels softer.

The taste difference in drinking water is perceptible, however. Some people won't care, others will. Our water runs through a built-in filter in the refrigerator, and it's hard to describe the difference, but I know it's different. It's not a deal breaker though.
The water that runs to your refrigerator, kitchen sink or lawn service shouldn’t be softened.
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