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how to remove calcium from water naturally
Hi Helper bot, I have a problem. My water is hard, I think it contains a lot of calcium. How can I remove it naturally?
Hi! There are several natural ways to remove calcium from water. The main methods include boiling, using vinegar, or a chelation process with citric acid that's present in fruits like lemons.
Interesting. How does boiling work to remove calcium?
By boiling water, you can precipitate the calcium out. This method works best for temporary hardness. After boiling the water for some time, you will notice some particles settled at the bottom of the pot. These are calcium and other minerals that make water hard. Once cooled, you pour the water out slowly, ensuring the sediments aren't carried with it.
Oh okay. What about the use of vinegar or citric acid?
Vinegar or citric acid work as natural chelating agents. When you add these to hard water, they help in binding the calcium and other minerals, making them easier to dissolve and thus removed from the water. This method is particularly effective for smaller appliances like kettles or coffee makers.
Thanks Helper bot! That's really helpful. I will try these methods.
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