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Hi
I reckon we've moved to a hard water area - the calcium levels are 4x what they were where I lived before.
Apart from the water making a mess of the taps and worktops, and doubtless clogging up the pipes, I reckon it's giving me eczema like symptoms. Apparently, though, hard water's good for your heart.
I thought a good solution would be to apply a filter of some sort to the mains before it enters the house. [url= http://www.yorkshirewater.com/your-water-services/drinking-water/water-quality/water-hardness.aspx#Other%20useful%20advice ]Yorkshire Water[/url] seem to be against this, but is this correct?
Should I put up with the way things are, or apply some tech?
If the latter, can you recommend a device that would do the trick? There seems to be the choice of using filters or electronic devices, but which of these is going to be best without being over-the-top?
Cheers
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