What are the causes of pink stains in water?
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Don't be alarmed if you see bright pink water running when you pour yourself a glass of water.It is not uncommon for tap water to run pink due to the chemical used to treat water systems.Hydrogen sulphide can cause your tap water to smell like rotten eggs if you don't use this chemical.
The permanganate is added to the water at the local water treatment plant.The permanganate can be added before the standard treatment steps.Irregular quantities or mechanical failures can cause an excess amount to be released during treatment, turning your water bright pink and sometimes a deep purple.Despite the water systems working to remove the permanganate, pink water can still reach your tap.
Pink water is safe to drink and use.It is advisable to use an alternative source of water for bathing if you have sensitive skin.You can get further advice from your water supplier.The residents of Canada experienced a colour change in their drinking water due to a stuck valve.The local authorities said there was no risk to public health or safety.
Most of the time, pink water will run clear.If you continue to see pink deposits in your tap water, it is advisable to contact your water supplier and let them know about the issue.You can find more information on your water supplier's website.
Waterlogic operates in over a dozen countries around the world.We have a list of Waterlogic Group websites that are more relevant to where you're located.