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Common Household Water Problems
Your home’s water should be clean, clear, and free from unpleasant tastes, odors, and harsh minerals. However, water quality can vary widely depending on your location and plumbing system. Common water issues can lead to cloudy water, strange smells or tastes, stubborn stains, and even damage to your pipes and appliances over time.
Chlorine
Most municipal water systems use chlorine to disinfect and kill harmful bacteria. While effective, chlorine can leave your water with an unpleasant taste and odor. It may also dry out your skin and hair, fade clothing, and damage rubber seals in appliances over time.
Rotten Egg Smell
A “rotten egg” odor typically means your water contains hydrogen sulfide gas. This corrosive compound not only smells bad—it can also affect the taste of your food and cause corrosion in your plumbing and fixtures.
Staining
Iron and manganese in your water can leave rusty-orange or black stains on clothing, sinks, tubs, and toilets. These stains are unsightly and difficult to remove, often requiring professional cleaning or treatment.
Earthy, Fishy Taste or Smell
An earthy or fishy taste or odor often indicates the presence of microorganisms or bacteria thriving in dark, damp areas such as plumbing fixtures. These contaminants can persist for months, affecting both the taste and safety of your water.
Hardness
Hard water contains high levels of calcium and magnesium. These minerals cause buildup and residue on faucets and fixtures, reduce appliance efficiency, and leave soap scum behind. Hard water can also increase your energy costs—using up to 30% more energy to heat water—and require up to four times more soap and detergent for cleaning and laundry.
Corrosion
If your water has a low pH (acidic), it can corrode metal pipes and plumbing fixtures. Homes with copper piping may notice blue-green stains on sinks, tubs, or laundry. Over time, corrosion can lead to leaks, plumbing damage, and costly repairs.
