Fleck Dry, Itchy Skin System

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How Will Your Water Change Using the Fleck Dry, Itchy Skin System?

Reduced Effects That May Contribute to Skin Dryness

By treating water with the Fleck Dry, Itchy Skin System, you can expect water that is adjusted to lessen elements that may contribute to skin dryness. This system reacts specifically to conditions indicated by the local aquifer’s water composition data, aiming to provide water that feels gentler on skin while still safe and compliant with regulations.

Water Ready to Configure for Household Use

The system ships ready to set up with your home’s water supply. It can be calibrated to the unique characteristics of your water source, based on your own testing, to effectively address dryness symptoms linked to water quality.

Scope and Sample Size Behind Hardness Data in Sampson County

Data from 6 Results Across 3 Wells

The U.S. Geological Survey collected hardness measurements from six samples taken from three wells within Sampson County’s 211CPFRU aquifer. These wells range from 275 to 408 feet deep, giving a moderate breadth of source depth.

Small Sample Size Means Limited Precision

With only six measurements, the data provide an overview but cannot fully capture all variability in the aquifer’s water hardness. Household water may differ and should be tested individually for precise information.

Seasonal and Multi-Year Variations in Hardness and Mineral Content

Sampling Dates Span Nearly a Decade

Samples were collected between September 5, 2013, and August 3, 2022, showing that water hardness at the area aquifer fluctuates over time.

Range Indicates Variability from Low to Moderate Hardness

The reported hardness values range from 5.34 mg/L up to 96.4 mg/L, with a median of 48.4 mg/L. This demonstrates that hardness levels can vary widely in the aquifer, which can affect skin feel differently depending on the timing and source.

Adjustments for Different Household Uses and Multiple Properties

Larger Households Need Higher System Capacity

A sizable family with higher water use will require a system that can handle greater volume without losing effectiveness in reducing skin dryness associated with mineral content.

Seasonal or Secondary Homes May Experience Fluctuating Needs

Properties used intermittently might see variations in water quality over time. The system’s configuration can be adapted to address such variability, maintaining consistent water conditions when in use.

Symptoms Related to Water Quality Versus Other Causes of Dry Skin

Symptoms Possibly Linked to Hard Water Effects

Dry skin irritation, itchiness, and rough texture after bathing could be related to mineral levels in water. However, these symptoms could also have multiple causes unrelated to water hardness or mineral content.

Symptoms Not Necessarily Indicative of Water Quality

Severe skin conditions, rashes, or allergic reactions are typically influenced by factors beyond just water quality and should be addressed clinically.

Example: Interpreting the Median and Range for Your Home's Water

Median Hardness of 48.4 mg/L as Typical

The median value suggests moderately hard water in your area’s aquifer. This level can contribute to dry skin for some individuals but does not signal an exceedance of any federal standards.

Range Shows Possibility of Softer or Harder Water at Different Wells or Times

The lowest reading at 5.34 mg/L indicates much softer water is also present in the geologic zone, while the highest at 96.4 mg/L shows some variability that could affect skin feel. Your water may fall anywhere within this range.

What Not to Assume from Area Aquifer Water Data

Do not conclude that your household water has the exact hardness or mineral content shown here. These figures represent a limited sample of wells in the area, not your private supply. Accurate knowledge requires individual water testing.

Also, the detection of minerals like calcium and magnesium at these levels is not a health-based violation. It simply indicates what the aquifer water contains within normal regional variability.

For persistent dry skin issues, consider testing your water and exploring solutions like the Fleck Dry, Itchy Skin System that can address mineral-related skin effects effectively.

Where this information comes from

Source: USGS groundwater sampling. Sampled 2022-08-03. These figures describe groundwater sampled in this area. They are not a test of any individual private well - only a test of that well can establish its own water.

On record: U.S. Geological Survey sampling of Hardness, Ca, Mg in the 211CPFRU aquifer (Sampson County): 6 results from 3 wells, median 48.4 mg/L, range 5.34-96.4 mg/L; none above any federal threshold