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Hard Water - Its Journey From The Sky To Your Tap!
Water is a precious resource. Roughly two thirds of the Earth's surface is water; however, less than one percent of that water is fresh, usable water. Water is often referred to as the universal solvent because it dissolves virtually everything it touches.
Water exists on earth as a solid (ice), liquid or gas (water vapour). Oceans, rivers, clouds and rain, all of which contain water, are in a frequent state of change (surface water evaporates, cloud water precipitates, rainfall infiltrates the ground, etc.). However, the total amount of the Earth's water does not change. The circulation and conservation of Earth's water is called the "hydrologic cycle".
Water starts out in the clouds as soft and of high quality. As water precipitates in the form of rain, snow, sleet or hail, it begins to pick up dust, pollen, chemical pollutants and carbon dioxide.
In fact, as water absorbs carbon dioxide, it forms carbonic acid. As this slightly acidic water reaches the ground, it picks up decayed vegetation, farm fertilizers, urban runoff, and bacteria as well as herbicides and pesticides. Then, when water percolates through the ground, it dissolves calcium, magnesium, iron and metals that may be present such as lead, mercury or cadmium. So by the time the water reaches your tap, it can contain some elements that may create problems in the home.
Many homes in the world are supplied with water containing water which contains calcium - commonly know as hard water. This can cause serious issues around the home such as blocked pipes due to build up of the calcium over time, as well as stubborn hard water deposit removal on fixtures and fittings.
These can be very difficult to remove, however the best way to get rid of them is using an acid of some kind which dissolves away the stains - a vinegar solution is a great idea as this is a mild acid and gently removes the stains without causing unnecessary scratching on the surfaces or any lasting damage, which some hard water stain removers most certainly can.
About the Author
Patrick Henry BEng (Hons), is a recognised industry expert in removing hard water stains. With an honours degree in Chemical Engineering, he teaches people how to remove stubborn hard water stains and limescale using a step by step guide. He is author of the ebook "Hard Water Stain Removal Secrets Revealed". Complete information on his popular ebook is available from his web site. And while your there, don't forget to subscribe to his FREE report.
What is the best drugstore or Sally Beauty Supply hair color for thick, hard to color hair?
Serious answers only & don't say anything about going to a professional...
I've always colored my hair @ home w/permaniant color, but it tends to "wash out" w/in a few weeks. I'd like brand names that has worked for ppl w/the same problem or any tricks. I have tried leaving it on longer, but w/no luck.
Thanks 
That would all depend on how familiar you are with using pro dyes. I too have always dyed my hair with drugstore cheep dyes. And yes going darker does was out with time.
I used pro color once and did not get the color or wear i desired either. I went to sally and I purchased the dye and bases etc. It appears you need to know what shades to place in your hair blues greens etc. You can ask for help from a sales associate. but using the mix and chose yourself products from a pro shop can end up in disaster if you dont know what you are doing.
For now i would stick with a product you know and have used, and do some research on hair dying and maybe take a class before i would get involved more pro chemicals and dyes.
I have not tried a pro dye since, but next time i will do alot more research before i buy. If you plan on always dying your own hair taking a class would be worth the cost and your new knowedge. I have thought about taking a class myself.
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