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Do you have hard water supplied to your home? You need faucets that are resistant to avoid long-term problems. Here are the best kitchen faucets for hard water of 2021.
Hard water is simply water with a high level of dissolved minerals (usually calcium and magnesium). While it is generally safe to drink and has no immediate impact on equipment, limescale build-ups over time can create problems. The build-ups happen in the plumbing and consequently in faucet hardware, as well as the sink. Today we’re going to talk about how to choose a kitchen faucet that would suffer the minimal impact of the drawbacks of hard water.
How can faucet hardware minimize the impact of hard water? The answer is simple – water filtering or Reverse Osmosis systems. Some kitchen faucets that we’re going to cover have a built-in filtering system, others are compatible with such systems installed under the sink.
What to look for in a kitchen faucet for hard water?
Consider these:
- Faucet dimensions that fit your furniture and hardware.
- Do you need a pull-down function?
- Do you need a separate faucet for drinking water?
- Do you need a mounting deck?
- Do you have a water filtering or Reverse Osmosis system installed?
- Can you install the faucet yourself or do you need to hire a plumber?
- Faucet finish durability and ease of maintenance.
- Kitchen decor appeal.
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What's Inside
Kitchen Faucet for Hard Water
Pros: modern sleek design with a high arch; 360-degree rotation; supports water filtering and reverse osmosis systems.
Cons: some possible troubles with mounting under the sink; installing requires advanced skills.
Pfister Faucet
Pros: includes GE filtration system; includes connection lines; replaceable filtration cartridges.
Cons: some assembly issues.
Moen Faucet
Pros: spot resistant; multiple modes of function; sleek design; motion and voice control features.
Cons: week water flow.
Pull Down Kitchen Faucet
Pros: separate drinking water faucet; water filtering.
Cons: installation may not be easy.
Modern Kitchen Faucet
Pros: attractive and functional modern design; compatible with reverse osmosis systems; separate faucet for drinking water.
Cons: a bit wobbly; installation is not straight-forward.
Luxury Kitchen Faucet
Pros: classy modern design with the gilded finish; rubber faucet design; high arch design; water filtering support.
Cons: challenging installation.
Delta Faucet
Pros: nice modern design; smooth control; water filtering (RO) support.
Cons: cost.
Kohler Faucet
Pros: very attractive design; water filtering support; durable.
Cons: no spray function; price.
Glacier Bay Kitchen Faucet
Pros: easy installation; rotates in all directions; includes a sprayer function.
Cons: tends to drip.
Project Source Faucet
Pros: modern design; stain-resistant; good water pressure.
Cons: a bit flimsy.
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