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These pink stains are usually caused by biofilms and are not harmful. The pink growth is not from the water, but from bacteria or other microorganisms in the air that thrive in damp areas. It is mostly observed in the area between water and air, in locations that stay moist. Biofilms can also be found in shades of yellow or brown, orange, or red. Because they thrive in the presence of water and small amounts of nutrients, biofilms are found virtually everywhere there is water, including sinks, toilets, shower curtains, humidifiers, ice makers, and water purification systems. Scrubbing and chlorine bleach are the best solutions to eliminate the occurrence of the pink residue. An easy way to do this is to stir three to five tablespoons of bleach to the toilet tank, flush the toilet to allow the bowl to be disinfected, and add another dose of bleach to the tank as it is refilling. By keeping bathtubs and sinks wiped down and dry, the formation of pink residue can be avoided.
Green stains on plumbing fixtures are indeed a result of copper leaching from the plumbing in your house. This is not usually a problem for customers, although the problem may occur from time to time.
Modern Electric Water Company’s drinking water is 7.25 (average) Grains per Gallon which places our water in the lower end of the Hard Water category, 7.0 to 10.5 Grains per Gallon, on the Water Hardness Scale. Water’s “hardness” and “softness” is due to its concentration of minerals – calcium and magnesium. The lower the mineral concentration, the softer the water is. Many new dishwashers allow you to set the hardness of the water so that you do not need to use as much soap in comparison to areas that have harder water.
The hot and cold water from our kitchen sink sometimes comes out very cloudy. If we leave the water in the container, it then clears up quickly and the cloudiness disappears. Should we be using this water, even after it turns clear?
Cloudy water, also known as white water, is caused by air bubbles in the water. It is completely harmless. The best thing to do is let it sit in an open container until the bubbles naturally disappear.
Modern Electric Water Company does not add fluoride to the water it supplies.
A change in your water’s taste, color, or smell is not necessarily a health concern. Because drinking water is a natural resource, its taste, color, and odor can sometimes vary slightly from day to day, from town to town, and from faucet to faucet. Modern Electric Water Company’s water is safe according to strict state and federal standards so that it is safe to drink. However, sometimes changes can be a sign of problems. If you notice a change in your water, call us at (509) 928-4540.
When water quality standards have not been met, Modern Electric Water Company will notify you through the media (television or radio), mail, or other means. Your annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is another way to find out about the water quality. It provides information regarding contaminants and possible health effects.
The drinking water that is supplied to your home is ground water. Ground water is water located below the ground where it collects in pores and spaces within rocks and in underground aquifers. We derive our water from the Spokane Rathdrum Aquifer. We obtain the ground water by drilling wells and pumping it to the surface.
Frequency of drinking water testing depends on the number of people served, the type of water source, and types of contaminants. Certain contaminants are tested for more frequently than others, as set forth by the Safe Drinking Water Act. You can find out about levels of regulated contaminants in your treated water for the preceding calendar year in your annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR).