Water MUD 132, attached is a picture of water I get from MUD 132

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by: OP New Member
~ 5 years ago May 17, '19 10:25pm

Water MUD 132, attached is a picture of water I get from MUD 132, I have repeatedly ask for help and get nothing but an email we flushed. I have gone through 2 water heater, a dishwasher, and can't even use dishwasher, it leavespots dirt spots, not hard water spots.

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~ 5 years ago May 17, '19 10:49pm

Always see people getting answers through this..... last resort!

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~ 5 years ago May 17, '19 10:59pm

@JC1106 : I'm not that mud but since the storm it seems we have to run the water to get semi clean looking water. It sounds like that has been your normal for a long time. Do they just ignore you and never give you any answers?

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~ 5 years ago May 17, '19 11:11pm

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~ 5 years ago May 17, '19 11:16pm

I've had water like that for just a few minutes after work has been done on a line, but I have never had that ongoing for days. That's just nasty. If they won't help you, contact the news stations. Ted Oberg and Emily Aiken are a couple of news people who help citizens with problems.

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~ 5 years ago May 17, '19 11:53pm

Gross! I am in your MUD and rarely have dirty water, only in situations Sammee describes. Do your immediate neighbors have issues as well?

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~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 1:08am

I would check with the neighbors and see if their water is like that also. If not you may have issue on your part.

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~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 1:27am

I've experienced this 3 times in a year. Called them and was told the water was safe to drink

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~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 4:59am

Good luck, just keep bugging them.

~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 7:00am

I'm in 132 and have only had normal issues as stated before. 132 is in the process of beginning a capital improvement program to replace all the water lines in the district To be done in phases, they will start with Pines...

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~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 7:39am

@JC1106 :

Just in case, boil it before you drink it...

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~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 7:51am

@JC1106 : Have you tried just letting your water run for awhile? Anytime I have water like that I leave my bathtub faucet running until it's clear again. If you've already tried this, I'd definitely do as @sandman says and call Bill's Brigade!

OP New Member
~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 9:52am

This is a constant issue that never has been resolved. I installed an under counter filter for my kitchen faucet, filters are supposed to last 4-6 months, mine last 2-3 weeks.

~ 5 years ago May 18, '19 10:19am

When was your house built? Do you have galvanized pipes? They could be corroded on the inside and releasing sediment into your water. This is a picture of the inside of a galvanized pipe.