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Water reclamation can be tricky. I recommend the use of low micron filtration which can be achieved with many natural materials equaling lower costs, ie hemp or another woven fibrous material. For water
Without seeing the system or knowing all the particulars I'd have to guess that you have metal pipes vs. copper and those pipes have rusted out. I suggest having a plumber take a closer look at the pipes
Minerals in the water along with excessive chlorine contribute to health issues, I'm not a doctor so you'll have to research what health problems and their likelihood. I know that my water softener keeps
Never underestimate this possibility. Take a sample to the local municipal water authority ASAP to ensure there are no contaminates in it. It sounds like something new has entered the water supply locally
In extremely humid conditions I have observed this happening. As far as I know this is an advanced growth of organisms in the water due to the climate. A drier condition will slow the effect, and to get
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