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Hard & Soft Water | Environmental Chemistry | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Is... water...
Is water that has high mineral content than "Soft Water".

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Hard Water is determined by the amount of calcium and magnesium it contains. Instead of having higher levels of calciunm and magnesium, Soft Water tends to have higher concentration of sodium, or salt.

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Soft Water does not reacts with soap to form precipitate.

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Is the water that is free from dissolved salts of such metals as calcium, iron, or magnesium, which form insoluble deposits such as soap curds in bathtubs and laundry equipment.

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A sign that you have hard water at home is the formation of limescale inside pans in which you boil water.

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Contains ions of calcium and magnesium.

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Has a better taste.
It's supposed to be... anyways:

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Is a white substance, mainly calcium carbonate, that forms on inside of pipes and pans.

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1. A slight sodium taste in drinking water.

2. A healthy lather when washing clothes, dishes and even your hands  and body.

3. Healthy water pressure in your home.

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Reduces the ability of soap and shampoo to lather. Soap scum is the term for the white thing precipitate that forms when soap reacts with the minerals in Hard Water.

Soap scum makes rising very difficult.