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Serious Water Quality Problems

by Jake Woods <jake.woods@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Aug 26, 2007 at 02:39 PM

Hi all,

The area I live in is in severe need of rain, and it's affected our 
water quality to the point where I don't even want to wash my equipment 
with the muck that is coming out of the faucet.  Officially, they tell 
us that it is an algae bloom and it is safe to drink but will taste like 
  pond water until we get some rain.

Any opinions on the following questions are welcome.

1.  Will a thorough cleaning/sanitization job with PBW and Star-San 
overcome any nasties that the water introduces?

2. If I buy water to clean with, and don't heat it up to my tap water's 
usual temp, will that affect the performance of the sanitizer?

2. I have 5 gals that I made about 5 weeks ago that is (past) ready to 
be bottled.  How long can I wait before giving in and buying water to 
clean and sanitize my bottling rig with?

Thanks - this one's got me a little perplexed.

- Jake
 




 6 Posts in Topic:
Serious Water Quality Problems
Jake Woods <jake.woods  2007-08-26 14:39:22 
Re: Serious Water Quality Problems
Bill Fright <billfrigh  2007-08-26 20:17:21 
Re: Serious Water Quality Problems
Jake Woods <jake.woods  2007-08-26 23:07:41 
Re: Serious Water Quality Problems
Bill Fright <billfrigh  2007-08-27 10:14:50 
Re: Serious Water Quality Problems
Jake Woods <jake.woods  2007-08-27 21:52:24 
Re: Serious Water Quality Problems
"Forrest" <r  2007-09-24 06:21:00 

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