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Kingswood Park Water Hardness & Quality Report (2026)

Water Hardness

58.5mg/L
Soft

Source

reservoir

pH Level

7.3

neutral = 7.0

Lead

0.002 mg/L

βœ“ Below action level

TDS

103.7 mg/L

Est. Daily Cost

A$0.19

energy & soap waste

Source: BOM National Performance Report & ADWG Β· Updated 2026

58.5mg/L as CaCO₃Soft

0–60

mg/L

Soft

61–120

mg/L

Moderately Hard

121–180

mg/L

Hard

180+

mg/L

Very Hard

Appliance Damage Report

In Kingswood Park, your appliances are currently losing 8% efficiency due to mineral buildup.

ApplianceIn Kingswood ParkSoft Water CityEfficiency Loss
Kettle
7.7 yrs
8.5 yrs-9%
Washing Machine
11.4 yrs
12 yrs-5%
Water Heater
13.3 yrs
15 yrs-11%

Regional Water Comparison

How Kingswood Park compares to its nearest neighbours

CityHardnessRiskSource
β–Ά Kingswood Park, New South Wales58.5 mg/L🟒 Softreservoir
South Penrith, New South Wales69 mg/L🟑 Moderately Hardreservoir
Penrith, New South Wales167.5 mg/L🟠 Hardreservoir
Glenmore Park, New South Wales91 mg/L🟑 Moderately Hardreservoir
Cranebrook, New South Wales150 mg/L🟠 Hardreservoir

National Benchmark

How Kingswood Park compares to the Australia average

BenchmarkHardnessAppliance Risk
β–Ά Kingswood Park58.5 mg/L🟒 None
Australia National Avg125 mg/L🟠 Moderate
Boronia Top Rated5 mg/L🟒 None

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What Makes Kingswood Park's Water Unique?

Local geology and source profile

Source: ReservoirTDS: 103.7 mg/LpH: 7.3

Kingswood Park's drinking water is supplied by Sydney Water, treated at the Prospect Water Filtration Plant drawing predominantly from Warragamba Dam (Nepean River system) for the Penrith City LGA outer western Sydney distribution in New South Wales. Water hardness in Kingswood Park is measured at 58.5 mg/L β€” classified as soft β€” well below the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG) aesthetic guideline of 200 mg/L published by NHMRC. Kingswood Park β€” a residential suburb in the outer western Sydney Penrith LGA adjacent to Kingswood and Penrith, known for the Western Sydney University Penrith (Kingswood) campus, the Penrith outer western Sydney residential community, the Great Western Highway corridor, and the established suburban character of the Penrith-Kingswood outer western Sydney district β€” receives predominantly soft supply from the Prospect Water Filtration Plant distribution.

Kingswood Park's soft supply reflects a predominantly Warragamba Dam contribution with minimal Hawkesbury-Nepean blending at the outer western Penrith Prospect distribution sub-zone. Warragamba Dam collects rainfall from the Blue Mountains sandstone plateau and Kanangra–Boyd granite uplands β€” chemically resistant terrain contributing negligible dissolved minerals. Despite Kingswood Park's proximity to the Hawkesbury-Nepean River system, the Prospect distribution sub-zone for this area is predominantly Warragamba-supplied at 58.5 mg/L and TDS 103.7 mg/L β€” reflecting the Prospect filtration blend and distribution routing for the outer western Penrith supply corridor.

Kingswood Park residents enjoy low to moderate limescale accumulation on taps and in kettles β€” descaling every two to three months is typically adequate. Hot water systems accumulate minimal scale. The low lead reading (0.002 mg/L) is excellent. Sydney Water provides water quality information at sydneywater.com.au, with all ADWG health standards consistently met. Kingswood Park's Western Sydney University campus community and the Penrith outer western Sydney residential precinct benefit from this soft supply meeting all ADWG standards.

Geology & Source: Supplied by Sydney Water via the Prospect Water Filtration Plant drawing predominantly from Warragamba Dam β€” the Kingswood Park Penrith outer western Sydney supply carries soft water at 58.5 mg/L with low TDS of 103.7 mg/L, reflecting a predominantly Warragamba-dominant supply with minimal Hawkesbury-Nepean component in the outer western Penrith City LGA distribution sub-zone.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Kingswood Park's water safe to drink?
Yes. Kingswood Park's water meets all federal safety standards. The hardness is 58.5 mg/L (Soft), which is safe to drink. High hardness affects appliances and taste, but poses no health risk.
Do I need a water softener in Kingswood Park?
Kingswood Park's water is soft at 58.5 mg/L. A water softener is generally not necessary, though a carbon filter can improve taste and remove any remaining chlorine.
How does Kingswood Park compare to the Australia average?
The Australia national average is 125 mg/L. Kingswood Park at 58.5 mg/L is 67 mg/L below the national average. The softest major city is Boronia at just 5 mg/L.