Culligan Niagara
94 Dunkirk Road, Unit 1 South L2P 3H4 Saint Catharines, ON, Canada

When you load your dishwasher, you expect your dishes to come out looking clean. Unfortunately, hard water can leave dishes with residue (also known as soap scum). On dishes you may notice spots. In showers and on sinks, you may notice a thin layer of film. These are all signs of hard water in your home. With soft water, appliances can deliver a cleaner result for your personal items. Better yet, you can spend less time cleaning and less money refilling your soap dispenser. Wondering how to remove hard water stains from glass, dishes, and clothes for good? Start with a free in-home water test from Culligan!

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As a homeowner, you’ll find that the quality of water coming out of your faucets can be a major concern. Where you live plays a big part in the quality of your water. Water has to travel a long way to reach your home. Depending on your region and where your water comes from, the level of hardness in your water will vary. Although hard water is not harmful to your health overall, it can have a negative effect on your hair, skin and nails. The most common effect of hard water o...n your skin is dryness. Much like with your hair, hard water makes it difficult to rinse away soap from the surface of your skin, leaving it dry and potentially irritated. Furthermore, if you have sensitive skin, psoriasis or eczema, hard water can make conditions worse by drying out your skin even more. When hard water comes in contact with your skin, some of those minerals that cause hard water get left behind, absorbing a lot of the natural moisture and oils from your skin. This lack of moisture in your skin and high levels of hard minerals can also affect the pH balance of your skin, which could potentially cause breakouts. While you can certainly make adjustments to your daily routine to counter the impact of hard water on your body, a water softening system in your home could go a long way toward keeping your hair bouncy and bright, and your skin soft and supple. Water softeners reduce the mineral content in your water straight from the tap, leaving you with soft water throughout your entire home!

If your lather is less than you'd rather, your water quality could why! Before adding more shampoo, message us for a free water test or follow this link. Culligan.com/more-bubbles

Water with hard mineral content, such as magnesium, silica and calcium, can have a visible effect on your hair. Not only can hard water make it difficult to achieve a thorough rinse in the shower, which causes buildup, but it can also weaken hair follicles and allow your hair to break easily. You may wash your hair multiple times or try different shampoos and conditioners to try to fix the problem, but each time you leave the shower you’ll have the same result. The problem is... coming from your water, not your rinse, lather, repeat routine. Look for the following signs that hard water is affecting your hair: Hair that feels filmy, straw-like, dull and limp Color-treated hair that fades quickly, leading to more frequent color treatments and further damage to hair Residual shampoo in your hair Hair that’s hard to lather with shampoo Thinning hair and breakage Dry scalp While you can certainly make adjustments to your daily routine to counter the impact of hard water on your body, a water softening system in your home could go a long way toward keeping your hair bouncy and bright! Water softeners reduce the mineral content in your water straight from the tap, leaving you with soft water throughout your entire home.

Nothing beats the taste of coffee brewed by your favourite neighbourhood coffee shop. Usually that same coffee is available online or at your local grocery store, but many people prefer to buy their coffee at a shop rather than brew at home. Why is that? Most will tell you that coffee just tastes better at the shop. When they brew at home they simply can’t get the same great taste. Well, there’s a simple solution to improve your coffee at home: Filtered water. Water is a ve...ry important ingredient to your cup of coffee. An under-sink carbon water filter system will remove some of the common tap water issues such as chlorine taste and odour. Or if you have very hard water, a lot of sediment, or water with a strong mineral taste, a more advanced reverse osmosis under-sink drinking water system may be preferred. So, by simply filtering your tap water, you can have coffee shop quality fresh brewed coffee at home. This is not only convenient, but very cost effective as well. By brewing at home you can save hundreds of dollars per year! And, the same benefit of better flavour applies to teas, juices, and everything else you make at home with your tap water.