Dealing with hard water can be difficult for any homeowner. However, it's important to know how hard your water is. Here's why and how you can do it.

Should you be worried about hard water in your shower? Hair experts share their verdict - IN FOCUS: Struggling with dry, ...

Hair experts have revealed that you should be worried about how hard water - water with high levels of minerals - might be ...

Areas with 'hard' water (high mineral content) taste noticeably different from areas with 'soft' water (low mineral content). But the levels of minerals, such as magnesium, calcium, sodium ...

The greater the number of drops needed to make a stable lather, the harder the water. To separate temporary and permanent hard water samples, boil the water. Repeat steps two and three with the ...

However, the effects of hard water can cause more damage than you may realise. Hard water contains high levels of minerals such as magnesium and calcium that leave a residue on our scalp and hair.

Resident Charles Turner told ABC13 the water has been brown since he moved in 16 years ago. Many residents fear health issues may be linked to the elevated lead levels.

Green water and algae blooms are normally a sign of bad water quality. So, does that mean clear water is cleaner? Not always. Chloride is an invisible pollutant that’s doing irreparable ...