Following are some of the key differences between soft water and hard water:
-        Deposits of calcium and magnesium: If your water contains more than 17 mg/L deposits of calcium and magnesium, it is hard water. Anything less, and you don’t need a water softener system because you’re using soft water
-        Mineral taste: Although we don’t recommend that you do it, drinking hard water would give you a mineral taste – one which won’t be there if you’re consuming soft water.
-        Signs of residue: If you’re using hard water in your household, you might be seeing stains on cutlery, glassware and bathroom appliances. Soft water doesn’t leave such deposits
-        Dry skin and hair: In addition to making your skin dry, hard water will leave your hair scaly. Needless to say that it won’t happen if you’re using soft water.