My day to day experience as a water expert

At a home in Bangalore, the family noticed something unusual every time they opened their taps. “It wasn’t just a smell… it was a strong, unpleasant odour that hit us the moment the water started flowing,” one of them shared. “The bathrooms smelled bad, the kitchen water had a rotten-egg smell , and even washing hands became uncomfortable.” They tried cleaning the taps. They added disinfectants to the tank. They flushed the overhead tank multiple times. But nothing changed. It wasn’t the taps. It wasn’t the plumbing. It wasn’t the detergent. It was the water itself. The water supplied to their home contained bacterial contamination and traces of hydrogen sulfide, the exact cause behind foul, rotten-egg odours. Stagnant tank water and sludge at the bottom made the smell even worse. Why Did This Happen? When the water was checked, the real issues became obvious: Bacterial contamination → microorganisms growing inside the tank released a foul, musty smell. Hydrogen sulfide gas → creates ...

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  At a home in Chennai, the family began to notice something troubling. Taps dispensed yellowish water, leaving stains in buckets and washbasins. Bathroom tiles were developing stubborn rust marks that refused to wash away. Clothes washed in the machine came out with brownish patches. Even the water smelled metallic. It wasn’t poor cleaning. It wasn’t the detergent. It wasn’t the plumbing. It was the water itself, with its high iron content, slowly affecting every part of the home. The Hidden Culprit Behind Yellow Water and Rust Stains Iron contamination in borewell or municipal water often goes unnoticed at first. When water containing dissolved iron comes in contact with air, it oxidizes, forming rust-like brown or yellow deposits on tiles, washbasins, sinks, and other fittings. Common warning signs include: 🔹 Yellow water from taps and overhead tanks 🔹 Rust stains on bathroom tiles and washbasins 🔹 Metallic smell in water 🔹 Clothes turning dull or yellow after washing ...

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At a home in Chennai, the family noticed something unusual. The taps were developing white marks that wouldn’t go away. Kettles and coffee makers had a thin layer of scale despite regular cleaning. Water for cooking sometimes had a slightly bitter taste. It wasn’t poor cleaning. It wasn’t the detergent. It wasn’t the plumbing. It was the water itself,  with its high TDS and hardness, that gradually affected the entire kitchen. The Hidden Culprit Behind White Scale and Mineral Deposits Hard water often goes unnoticed at first. Minerals in high TDS water leave deposits on taps, sinks, and cookware, gradually forming white scale that can affect appliances. Common warning signs include: 🔹 White marks on kitchen taps and sinks 🔹 Scale buildup inside kettles, coffee machines, and dishwashers 🔹 Slightly bitter or metallic taste in drinking and cooking water 🔹 Frequent cleaning is required to maintain shine and hygiene 🔹 Reduced efficiency and lifespan of kitchen appliances Hard ...