Your water may smell or taste bad because of a harmless side effect from the environment, or be the sign of a more serious issue that requires immediate action. With over 316 different contaminates found in water supplies throughout the U.S., there are a number of reasons why your water may have an odd taste or smell.
Has brown water recently come flowing through your taps? It may have been caused by an increase in the quantity of minerals, rust particles or other sediments...
Read moreYellow colorization in water is mostly caused by small amounts of rust. It sounds worse than it is. In fact there’s plenty of small amounts of iron and oxygen in our water...
Read moreDrinking a refreshing cold glass of water is a great feeling. But what if when you opened your tap, a cloud bubble flowed into your glass?
Read moreMilky water, also known as cloudy water or white water can be caused by air and water blending together in your residential pipes or main supply. This is often due to...
Read moreWhite tap water, sometimes referred to as cloudy or milky water is often due to excessive air being trapped in your residential pipes...
Read moreShould you pour yourself a glass of water one day and see bright pink water running, try not to be too alarmed. It is not entirely uncommon...
Read moreHigh levels of fluoride can cause issues such as pitting and discolouring of the teeth and in some more severe cases it can have an effect on the human thyroid.
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It isn’t uncommon to experience an odd smell coming from your water, especially if your water source is a well or other still supply...
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There’s nothing worse than a foul odor coming from drinking water and it’s even worse when the smell of sewage is seeping out of your faucet...
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You may be surprised to know that there are over 6000 chemicals found in drinking water across the US. For many people it can be a common problem to...
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If you have ever drank a glass of water that had a salty aftertaste it could be due to a presence of chloride ions and/or sulfates in your home or office water supply.
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Not all glasses of H20 are created equal. Sometimes the taste is metallic, or it may smell like chlorine . But what about when your water has a sweet aftertaste?..
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An unwanted smell coming from your drinking water is often the sign of bigger issues plaguing your tap or pipes. If you are noticing a fish smell in your water...
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Most people would agree that dogs are adorable, but even the most ardent of canine aficionados may not enjoy tap water that smells like their beloved canines...
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Have you noticed a weird smell coming from your water? If it resembles bleach it can be pretty alarming, but rest assured this is likely not caused by harmful contaminants...
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It is not unheard of that people sometimes find their tap water has a musty,dirty, or even rotten egg smell . Oftentimes, environmental conditions play a key...
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If the smell of your tap water gives you flashbacks to summers spent by the pool, it’s likely that there’s high levels of chlorine in your drinking water...
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Most people go out of their way to avoid the taste of dirt in their mouths. You wash fruits and vegetables before eating them and wash your hands...
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Have you ever had a drink of water with a subtle metallic taste to it? Homes or office buildings with old, iron pipes may be the culprit behind water that tastes like metal...
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