Your Water Type Could Be Ruining Your Glass Shower Door
Depending on where you live, you may experience some nasty problems with your water. Parts of the Midwest and South tend to experience hard water problems in their systems. Hard water is caused by large amounts of dissolved minerals in the water. These minerals include calcium, magnesium and lime. The water doesn't start out hard and softens when it rains, meaning it contains less than 1 GPG (per gallon of grain), but as this water moves through the ground it absorbs the dissolved minerals, making it very hard (containing more than 10.5 GPG). Classical framed heavy-duty bypass sliding shower door Hard water can be difficult to manage, and water softeners can cause other problems with the water. The main problem with hard water is the film it leaves on the shower door , and the longer you let the problem go, the more troublesome it becomes. With soft water, you will have a different problem. Soft water has a high sodium content because it cannot be removed with a water softener