I have hard water , This soap lathers better with soft water than hard water ?
1811579
I'm not sure but I wouldn't see a problem with having hard water and getting a nice lather with this soap.
151957
Soap scum on glass should be relativity easier to remove than on the tub. In my case it required some scrubbing but the results were way better with this product than any other product I've used.
533738
Depends on the usage but it is bigger than the others..I guess can use longer than normal soaps.
305100
You don't want the "soft rock" for hard water, as that is for soft water specifically. If you order the "hard rock" it works great, or any of the regular ones with two scoops per load instead of one scoop will work in hard water.
888648
No, a water softener would remove hardness. But this more or less polishes soft water to removes odor and flavor problems. It does take some lead, chlorine, and other bad tastes and odors.
1470367
I found plain soap and water did about the same thing. No real difference using Detail Doctor. The stuff does nothing that it advertises.
831282
It lather's pretty well but not as much as conventional shampoo. The lathering agent in conventional shampoo is filled with chemicals so you're better off with this shampoo!
798133
Well, oxyclean did not soften my wash load. Nellies did and cleaned clothes better. I have hard water and would recommend it as great product. I tried it, I liked it!
1875836
I have not purchased their regular soap. However, based on the description I would say the difference is the fragrance. Both are moderately high glycerin soaps which will leave your skin feeling very soft. I am satisfied with the fragrance that they have added. It's quietly masculine and not over powering to others. Very much a gentleman's shave.
2025872
yes it lathers cause it has coconut derived foaming agent, not horrible sls like in mainstream shampoo
534598
Nothing happens. Soaps and detergents work better in softer water. I add a couple of scoops of baking soda to the wash water, it also softens the water.
684102
i don't know about for this machine, but i have heard of people using just hot water in these types of machines. I am planning to use hot water & baking soda (pre-mixed),(which I also use in my laundry). it is a chemical, but a "nicer" one. soaps can be hard to remove and i've read that residue can attract future dirt. plus, hard to remove = more water in the rinse = longer to dry = mold growth...potentially?
2047002
Yes, I find that Culligan ISH-100 has really soften up my water. I have well and it's very hard water...my skin was really dry until I used Culligan - it's not so soft that you feel like you still have soap on but it's soft enough that my skin isn't dry and cracking any longer.
1921822
I do think it works all right with hard water however using soft water makes the filters last longer. I have also noticed that when making coffee there are chunks of lime scale that fall out of the water dispenser so the machines require cleaning more frequently. I hope this was the answer you were wanting to see. Thank you for asking questions because that makes you an informed consumer.
63631
They aren't saying it makes water harder, they are saying the effects of hardwater on water heater is the issue. Not the water heater causing hard water.I don't think you need to worry about hard water. Hard water causes scale on inside of water coils in which acts like a insulator and reduces efficiency over time. This is a concern for all types of water heaters.A simple solution is to get a water softening system if you need one.
582567
I have well water and a water softener. My shower water is too soft. What kind of head can I get to slightly harden the water. I don't have chlorine in my well water.
237306
I think the type of water would matter more than the soap. With that said, there will be some water spots if you do not dry. I live in South Florida and use a hose. We have nice water.