Consuming hard water can aid growth, bone and muscle function, and blood pressure. On the flip side, some studies suggest drinking hard water long-term may indirectly contribute to kidney problems.

Soft and hard water or the mineral density of your water, both have very different impacts on your plumbing — and your body. Here's what the science says.

If your drinking glasses look cloudy after washing, hard water may be to blame. Here's how to remove the stains using ingredients you already have at home.

The hard facts are in on the Santa Clarita Valley’s “hard water” and the bottom line is that our drinking water – hard or soft – is clean and safe to drink. On Wednesday, state officials ...

As engineering researchers who study water quality, we have seen the effects – both good and bad – that soft and hard water can have on everything from plumbing systems to the human body.

Drinking hard water can cause health problems and affect several organs. It can increase your risk of heart disease and cause high blood pressure, according to Kinetico Water Systems.

Health Yes, it is possible to drink too much water A viral TikTok challenge, "75 Hard," encourages people to drink a gallon of water a day for 75 consecutive days. It sent one mom to the hospital.

Some question the safety of the drinking water, and most complain about the hardness. While Marion’s hard water may be an inconvenience, experts have assured it’s safe to drink.

Consuming hard water can aid growth, bone and muscle function, and blood pressure. On the flip side, some studies suggest drinking hard water long-term may indirectly contribute to kidney problems.