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Why do the directions state that distilled, deionized, or soft water should be used to blend coolant?

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Why do the directions state that distilled, deionized, or soft water should be used to blend coolant?

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Some coolants are sensitive to hard water, which can cause some corrosion inhibitors to form insoluble salts in the water. The result is premature coolant failure. Hard water salts will deposit on hot areas within the coolant system creating insulating films, which contribute to overheating problems in the coolant system.

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