There's nothing like a build up of hard water stains to make an otherwise clean piece of glass look dirty. These chalky white or brown stains are a result of a concentration of minerals in your water.

You don’t have to be a scientist to know if your home has hard water. Maybe you’ve seen cloudy spots on glassware or experienced a crusted-up kitchen faucet. Maybe the film on the shower door seems ...

If you're dealing with hard water stains on your shower doors, mirrors, or even your glass windows, this bathroom staple could be an unexpected cleaning hack.

Sarah Blank is affiliated with the Ames Water Treatment Plant. Timothy Ellis receives funding from the City of Ames, the City of Cedar Rapids, and the City of Fort Dodge, Iowa. He is affiliated with ...

When you turn on your faucet to get a glass of water or wash your face, you’re probably not thinking about what’s in your water – besides water. Depending on where you live and whether you have a ...

Hard water—that is, water rich in dissolved minerals—is found in 85 percent of the United States, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. So odds are, this could describe the water you use in your ...

What is hard water, and why does it matter for homeowners? A recent HelloNation article featuring Scheopner’s Water ...