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Is Twickenham a hard water area?

Yes. Tap water across the TW postcode area is very hard, the top band on the scale water companies use, with a median of 273 mg/L calcium carbonate. It ranges from 253 mg/L in TW13 to 355 mg/L in TW15, from 20 districts with their own water company reading.

  1. Soft
  2. Moderately soft
  3. Slightly hard
  4. Very hard
Hardness in mg/L as calcium carbonate, the scale UK water companies report in.
Soft
0 to 60 mg/L
Moderately soft
60 to 120 mg/L
Slightly hard
120 to 180 mg/L
Hard
180 to 200 mg/L
Very hard
200 to 400 mg/L

Hardness by TW district

Hardest first. Hard starts at 180 mg/L, very hard at 250.

Districtmg/LHardness
TW15355very hard
TW16346very hard
TW6316very hard
TW10313very hard
TW18303very hard
TW17283very hard
TW20281very hard
TW9281very hard
TW3274very hard
TW4273very hard
TW8272very hard
TW7271very hard
TW1270very hard
TW2268very hard
TW5268very hard
TW19264very hard
TW11263very hard
TW12261very hard
TW14255very hard
TW13253very hard

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The area figure is a median. Your district can sit anywhere between 253 and 355 mg/L.

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Is Twickenham a hard water area?
Yes. The median hardness across TW postcode districts is 273 mg/L calcium carbonate, which is very hard. 100% of the 20 districts we hold readings for are hard or very hard (180 mg/L and above).
What is the water hardness in Twickenham?
Between 253 and 355 mg/L depending on the district, with a median of 273. The hardest measured district is TW15 at 355 mg/L and the softest is TW13 at 253. Figures come from water company drinking-water tests.
Do I need a water softener in Twickenham?
In most TW homes a softener pays for itself: at 273 mg/L kettles, boilers and showers scale up quickly. Check your own district first, because hardness varies from 253 to 355 within the area.

Hardness as mg/L calcium carbonate from water company drinking-water tests and postcode checkers. See the UK hardness map for every area.