LL59 Menai Bridge
Near or below the UK average. Limescale builds slowly.
At 74 ppm, Menai Bridge ranks near the UK's softest water areas — compare it against the hardest areas.
What this means for your home
Based on 74 ppm in Menai Bridge (slightly hard water).
- Minor limescale may appear in kettles over time
- Soap lathers reasonably well
- Appliances generally unaffected
- Good balance of mineral taste
Should you soften the water in Menai Bridge?
A verdict and running-cost estimate based on LL59's 74 ppm reading, for a typical 4-person household.
Water is soft to moderate, so limescale and soap costs are low and a softener rarely pays back.
Appliance impact at 74 ppm: negligible: appliances reach full expected life. Sized for a 4-person home; regenerates roughly every 36 days (estimate). Figures are conservative estimates and vary with household size and usage.
Hardness data for LL59
Sourced from Welsh Water (Dwr Cymru)'s published water-quality reports and public records.
Hardness measurements
| Parts per million (ppm CaCO₃) | 74 |
| Degrees Clark (°Clark) | 5.2 |
| Degrees French (°fH) | 7.4 |
| Degrees German (°dH) | 4.1 |
| Calcium (mg/L Ca²⁺) | 30 |
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