Does “city water” mean “safe water”? Here’s what homeowners need to know!
Beware of Hard Water Ruining Your Granite or Marble Countertops
Hard water is very “hard” on marble and granite. Both stones are porous and can absorb water. This makes them very susceptible to the mineral deposits in hard water. This…
Hard water is very “hard” on marble and granite. Both stones are porous and can absorb water. This makes them very susceptible to the mineral deposits in hard water. This mineral build-up leaves a whitish, crusty film and or spots, that stain granite and marble. The stains that can occur on any part of the surface are particularly noticeable around faucets. They are difficult to remove without damaging the marble or granite.
Removing the mineral deposits from your water with a Water Softener goes a long way in protecting stone counter tops. This is the best way to keep them looking beautiful, and new.
If you would like to learn more about safeguarding your investment in the beautiful granite or marble counter tops in your home contact us at:
Gainesville:(352)372-2707 – Ocala:(352)369-1707 – Toll-Free:(800)516-8962 Or Email us: info@BestWaterSolutions.com
You can also complete the form on http://bestwatersolutions.com/free-water-analysis and a member of our team will contact you to make an appointment at your earliest convenience.
