My day to day experience as a water expert

  At a villa in Chennai, the family began noticing changes in their daily water supply. “Every time we turned on the taps, there was a foul smell ,” one member explained. “Our bathroom tiles developed white patches, and even freshly washed clothes smelled odd.” They tried stronger cleaning liquids, switched detergents, and even bleached their water tanks. But nothing worked. It wasn’t the cleaning. It wasn’t the detergent. It was the water itself. The borewell water supplying the house carried untreated contaminants, including sulfur and hardness, which caused a bad smell in the water, yellow stains, and long-term damage to appliances and fittings. Why Did This Happen? When the water was tested, the issues became clear: Sulfur contamination → created foul-smelling water, often described as a “rotten egg” odour. Excess hardness → caused white stains on sinks, tiles, and utensils. Iron & minerals → discoloured clothes and made them look dull after every wash. Bacterial growth in ...

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  At a residence in Chennai, the family noticed something unusual about their daily water. “Every time we filled a glass, the water had a faint reddish tint,” one member explained. “Over time, our utensils developed brown stains , and the sinks looked rusty even after cleaning.” They tried scrubbing harder, switching detergents, and even replacing utensils. But nothing worked. It wasn’t the cleaning. It wasn’t the detergent. It was the water itself. The borewell and sump water had an excess of iron content, which not only discoloured the water but also created a metallic taste, stains, and even raised health concerns when consumed daily. Why Did This Happen? When the water was tested, the cause was clear: Excess dissolved iron → gave the water a reddish-brown colour and metallic taste . Sediment buildup → stained sinks, tiles, and utensils with brown patches. Iron in storage tanks → encouraged bacterial growth, worsening contamination. High iron levels → risked stomach discomfort, ...

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  At a house in Anna Nagar, Chennai, the family was dealing with a frustrating water issue that affected their daily life. “Every time we opened the taps, there was a strong rotten-egg smell,” the homeowner explained. “On top of that, reddish stains appeared on the tiles and sinks, and our drinking water tasted metallic.” They tried bleaching their tanks, scrubbing their bathrooms, and even using regular water purifiers. But nothing worked. It wasn’t the cleaning. It wasn’t the detergent. It was the water itself. Their borewell water had high iron content and sulfur bacteria, a combination that made the water smell foul, left stains everywhere, and even risked bacterial contamination. Over time, this not only made the house uncomfortable but also posed health risks and appliance damage. Why Did This Happen? When the water was tested, the results made the problem clear: High iron levels → caused reddish stains on sinks, tiles, and utensils. Sulfur bacteria → released hydrogen sulf...