Are whole-house water softeners not common in Europe? I live in a region in the US that doesn't have hard water, but most of the rest of the country does, so I'm only distantly familiar with the infrastructure, but the houses I've seen with softeners usually service the entire house at the point of entry. From what I've seen in Europe, companies advertise small kitchen water softeners or appliances with built-in soft…
In most of europe tap water has very good quality and you can just drink and use it without any filtering. edit: meaning it's a personal choice to soften / filter you water, but most people are fine with just tap water
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#13Are whole-house water softeners not common in Europe? I live in a region in the US that doesn't have hard water, but most of the rest of the country does, so I'm only distantly familiar with the infrastructure, but the houses I've seen with softeners usually service the entire house at the point of entry. From what I've seen in Europe, companies advertise small kitchen water softeners or appliances with built-in soft…
In most of europe tap water has very good quality and you can just drink and use it without any filtering. edit: meaning it's a personal choice to soften / filter you water, but most people are fine with just tap water
If you have to add salt to your dishwasher, it is to treat hard water, and in areas where it is needed, if you don't add salt the dishes will build up a cloudy mineral layer that is especially visible on glass and flatware as a matte finish when dry.