Ok I understand that the hardness of water is important. Ideally it should be 6 or lower(?)
My tap water has an KH of 11. ICP analysis of water supplier tells me it contains Ca 56 ppm, Mg 6 ppm and K 2.6 ppm.
When i want to keep using this tap water as is....
To which ppm values should i dose Mg and K with these Ca and hardness numbers?
I understand that the ratio between those three is important. But is it wise to increase the Mg and K values to meet the ratios with the high Ca or should i keep them lower?
Or is it really worth to invest in RO unit? And all the hassle coming with it.
Thanks in advance,
Sandor
My tap water has an KH of 11. ICP analysis of water supplier tells me it contains Ca 56 ppm, Mg 6 ppm and K 2.6 ppm.
When i want to keep using this tap water as is....
To which ppm values should i dose Mg and K with these Ca and hardness numbers?
I understand that the ratio between those three is important. But is it wise to increase the Mg and K values to meet the ratios with the high Ca or should i keep them lower?
Or is it really worth to invest in RO unit? And all the hassle coming with it.
Thanks in advance,
Sandor