Water hardness Friesland

The water hardness in Friesland is a minimum of 5.90 dH and a maximum of about 9.50 dH. The water hardness can therefore vary depending on where exactly you live. The water in Friesland is not very hard, but there is certainly room for improvement. If you have water with a hardness of 6 dH, this means that every m³ of water already contains 106.8 grams of lime. We believe that this is too much and are happy to offer you the solution: the Amfa4000®.

With the Amfa4000® you reduce limescale deposits

With the help of the Amfa4000® you will have less problems with limescale. With this system you benefit from all kinds of advantages. You can easily assemble it yourself. Using magnets, the system ensures that magnesium and calcium do not form limescale together. Below we have listed some of the most important benefits for you:

• Significantly less limescale deposits
• Devices last longer
• Energy costs will be lower

How hard is the water in Friesland

The water hardness in Friesland varies per location. However, the water hardness varies from 5.90 dH to 9.50 dH. With a water hardness of only 6 dH, a normal water consumption of 150 m³ will release 15.75 kilos of lime from your pipes annually. The Amfa4000® helps you to reduce the amount of limescale by up to 85%. The difference is clearly noticeable. For example, you will be less bothered by limescale in your bathroom, toilet and kitchen. You can also save on energy costs because your boiler and kettle reach the right temperature faster.

Across the water in Friesland

Drinking water in the Netherlands is provided by various companies. In Friesland, Vitens is responsible for the water that flows from the tap. In some places in Friesland there is average water, in other places the water is on the hard side. In principle, the water hardness in Friesland is not really problematic anywhere, certainly not compared to, for example, Southern Europe where the water hardness can sometimes be as much as 50 dH. However, that does not alter the fact that limescale can indeed be an annoying problem. So it is certainly not a bad idea to choose an Amfa4000®.

The water hardness in Friesland compared to the rest of the country

In the Netherlands, water hardness can vary considerably. The water hardness in Friesland varies from 5.90 to 9.50 and is therefore quite hard compared to Flevoland, the place with the softest water in the Netherlands. In Flevoland the water hardness is only 2 dH. The differences in water hardness are due to the fact that the source is different. Groundwater contains a relatively large amount of lime, but water from the dunes, for example, does not.

If you have any questions about water hardness in Friesland or about the Amfa4000®? please feel free to contact us.