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Oyama water (Highland Road area)
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jblaskovits
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Oyama water (Highland Road area)
In the last few weeks i have been noticing that the water coming to my house has a little bit more of a chlorine like smell then ever before. It doesn't matter if it's watering my lawn, doing dishes, or having a shower. Is Anyone else noticing this?
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Kalvin K
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Re: Oyama water (Highland Road area)
Probably switched you to Oyama Lake source. More turbidity in the Oyama Lake source so more clorine.
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WhenWhatWho
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Re: Oyama water (Highland Road area)
Kalvin K wrote:Probably switched you to Oyama Lake source. More turbidity in the Oyama Lake source so more clorine.
Chlorine doesn't do a dam thing for turbidity. Chlorine is a disinfectant.
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danmartin
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Re: Oyama water (Highland Road area)
Chlorine doesn't do a dam thing for turbidity. Chlorine is a disinfectant.[/quote]
The higher the turbidity the more chlorine is needed to disinfect.
The higher the turbidity the more chlorine is needed to disinfect.