Living in Dublin or surrounding counties! Do you have hard water in your home? Red House Water Systems in Dublin will help you find out if you have any hard water issues.
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Hard water causes problems chiefly because it forms scale in pipework and, particularly, in hot water tanks, heating systems and appliances such as kettles, showers and washing machines. Scale can cause major expense when it collects in your water heating system with symptoms such as sludge, noisy radiators, reduced flow and heating efficiency. In time, your entire heating system may have to be replaced as it will become very inefficient.
Rainwater is soft naturally and only becomes hard after it rains and peculates through chalk and limestone in the ground, dissolving some of these minerals in the process. In Ireland, the kind of water you have depends on the geology of your area and the source of your water supply.
Most areas of Ireland have medium to hard water. However, many areas in the counties of Meath, North Dublin, Louth and Wicklow have hard water issues. In Co Louth, these include Ardee, Ballymascanlan, Drogheda, Baltray, including environs in East Co Meath, Dromiskin, Dundalk, including Blackrock, Clogherhead, Dunleer, Termonfeckin, Tullyallen, Carlingford, Collon, Castlebellingham and most of rural Co Louth. Likewise in Co Meath, the towns of Navan, Ashbourne, Laytown, Bettystown, Mornington, Ratoath, Trim, Dunboyne, Kells, Duleek, Dunshaughlin, Stamullen and most of rural Co Meath. In North Dublin, the towns and areas around Castleknock, Adamstown, Abbeyville, Abbotstown, Aderrig, Newcastle, Allenswood, Annfield, Castleknock, Ardgillan Demesne, Ardla, Balrothery, Lusk, Coolock, Artaine, Ashfield, Uppercross, Clondalkin, Ashtown, Astagob, Balbutcher, Balbriggan, Nethercross, Donabate, Lusk, Balcurris, Santry, Baldoyle, Balgriffin, Finglas, Ballyboggan, Clonturk, Cloghran, Ballycoolen, Ballybrack, Ballygall, Glasnevin, Raheny, Ballymacartle, Barberstown, Beaumont, Raheny, Finglas, Blanchardstown, Palmerston, Brooklawn, Mulhuddart, Buzzardstown, Grangegorman, Cabragh, Cappagh, Chapelizod, Glasnevin, Clonliff, Clontarf, Connyngham Road, Cruicerath, Drishoge, Dubber, Raheny, Mulhuddart, Howth, Killester, Lovescharity, Macetown, Baldoyle, Maynetown, Parslickstown, Palmerston, Oldtown, Newtown Park, Ranelagh, Seafield Avenue, Thulla Island, Tolka, Turnapin, Willsborough and most of North Co Dublin. In Co Wicklow, the towns and villages of Aghavannagh, Annacurra, Annamoe, Arklow, Ashford, Aughrim, Avoca, Ballinaclash, Ballinakil, Ballycoogue, Baltinglass, Blessington, Bray, Brittas Bay, Carnew, Coolafancy, Coolboy, Coolkenno, Delgany, Donard, Dunlavin, Enniskerry, Glencree, Glendalough, Glenealy, Grangecon, Greenan, Greystones, Hollywood, Kilbride, Kilcoole, Killincarrig, Kilmacanogue, Kilpedder, Kiltegan, Knockananna, Lacken, Laragh, Manor Kilbride, Meeting of the Waters, Newcastle, Newtownmountkennedy, Poulaphouca, Rathdrum, Rathnew, Redcross, Roundwood, Shillelagh, Stratford-on-Slaney, Tinahely, Valleymount, Wicklow, Woodenbridge and most of the rural areas of Wicklow are prone to hard water.
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