Question

what cannot change the chemical
what isit always essential equation on passing
disting water is rust

Answer 1

count on the water coming from your faucets to be clean and clear.  So what if the color and taste are suddenly not right?  The culprit could be rust, and depending on the age of your pipes and water heater, it could be coming from inside your house.

There’s also a chance rusty water could come from your public water supply, especially if you live in an older city that hasn’t refurbished its water system in many years.   But before you even call your local plumber, you can collect a few clues that can help find the source of the problem.

Is It Rust?

It  doesn’t always take a laboratory test to determine if the impurity in a water sample is rust.  Rusty water will have a distinctive metallic odor and a reddish brown appearance.

The rust particles themselves are oxidized iron, and while they can leave unsightly stains in your porcelain sinks and white linens, they don’t pose a health hazard, according to the University of California.   One exception may be people afflicted with a rare disorder called hemochromatosis, which allows the body to accumulate high iron levels.