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Hard Water:
• Consisting of Calcium & Magnesium, Hard Water Scales Piping and Fixtures
• Shortens Life of Appliances and Water Heaters
• Spots Dishes and Shower Doors, etc.
• Requires Much More Soap & Detergents to Make Suds & Clean Properly
Chlorine:
• Present in ALL County Waters
• Oxidizes All Rubber Components, Shortening Life of Fixtures & Appliances
• Causes Foul "Medicinal" Taste
• Leads to Dry, Irritated Skin and Hair
• Increases Risk of Respiratory Issues, Especially in Enclosed Spaces
Sulfur:
• H2S is a Gas Commonly Found in Southwestern Florida Ground Water
• Has Pungent "Rotten Egg" Odor
• Is Very Corrosive to Copper Pipes, Fixtures and even your Air Conditioning Coils.
• Causes Stains on Plumbing Fixtures and Laundry
• Contributes to Formation of Harmful Bacteria in Water Systems
Iron:
• Iron is Commonly Found in Southwestern Florida Ground Water
• Creates Brown Stains on Everything Contacting the Water
• Stains in Very Low Concentrations
• Creates a "Metallic" Taste & Odor
• Contributes to Clogging and Damage to Plumbing Fixtures and Appliances
Tannins:
• Tannic Acid is From Decayed Organic Matter & is Commonly Found in Southwestern Florida Ground Water
• Gives Water an Unpleasant Yellow Color
• Causes Staining on Sinks, Tubs, and Clothes
• Imparts an Earthy or Musty Taste and Odor to Drinking Water
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS):
• TDS is a Total Count of All Dissolved Solids Found in Your Water.
• Higher TDS Produces Unpleasant Taste and Mineral Deposits on All Surfaces it Comes in Contact With.
• Higher Concentrations Leave Deposits on All Surfaces Contacted by the Water.
• Can Indicate the Presence of Harmful Contaminants Such as Heavy Metals or Pesticides.
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