The smell and taste of the water has been absolutely disgusting for at least 3 weeks. Has the cause been found yet? It makes me nauseated to run the tap in my home. Ive been in MC for 6 years, even with hot dry summers, its never been like this. We want answers
For the past couple of weeks our water has been having a strange taste and smell. It is definitely not drinkable nor appropriate to even brush your teeth. We live in the North Side of Bloomington in Matlock Heights neighborhood on E Vernon Ave.
My water smells and tastes like dirt. I understand there have been some issues with water quality in Bloomington, but this has been going on for several weeks. What is being done about this issue?
I have ran the faucet for twenty minutes, the water is cloudy white and slowly goes to clear. Is this turbidity? If so why so high. Isn’t .3 on the high end of the allowable scale.
water is causing hair to feel brittle and cannot brush; causing hair to fall out in clumps
Water has been coming out with a yellowish tint for quite some time now. It isn't always like that but the frequency can't be ignored
Yesterday my front water faucet was working just fine outside today I go to turn it on and it is not working at all. I have two so the one on the side of my house is barely working either.
Our water is brown and running the sinks is not fixing the issue.
Our home has reduced water pressure today, I noticed it earlier this morning, last night it was fine. I don't see any leaks running onto street or in neighboring yards. If pressure was automatically lowered this is concerning, our home has boiler heat and when this happened in the winter our boilerwas negatively impacted. Can our pressure be restored? Thanks
I have read the statements released by CBU/Tyler Steury about the water smell/taste being just an aesthetic issue, and at first that assuaged my concerns. However, I have been experiencing diarrhea after consuming the water since the end of August. I've been able to get a couple days of relief here and there just by avoiding the water, but it comes back when I lapse by getting a fountain soda or ordering food with a lot of tap water (soup, pasta). I've spoken with many other residents with the same issue. Also, our pets who drink tap water have been getting sick. I'm deeply concerned that CBU isn't effectively mitigating the algal toxins. I can't find cylindrospermopsin and microcystins levels on the CBU website, so I can't compare them with the EPA Drinking Water Health Advisory levels at https://www.epa.gov/cyanohabs/epa-drinking-water-health-advisories-cyanotoxins. Is CBU testing for toxins daily, and where is that data?