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Sulfur bacteria can cause your water to smell like rotten eggs. Here’s what to know and how to fix it.

Here’s how to identify problem water and address the root causes

Ever had the experience of turning on the faucet and what comes out is an affront to your senses? Especially your olfactory one? That's usually the biggest tell that you might have some sulfur sneaking its way into your water supply.

Ever wonder why tap water has a different taste depending on your location - even a short distance from a city to its suburbs? WBEZ 95.1 FM's show "Curious City" has and they recently did research on why the smell and taste of water can vary from city to town.

While some contaminants are better at hiding than others, there are a few telltale signs that something is causing a problem with your water.

Chances are you’re not a scientist. Thankfully you don’t have to be to determine what may be ailing the water in your home.

by Christine Pavan, Eastern Ontario Water Technology Ltd.

Say goodbye to hard water spots, rust stains and smelly water!

Are you tired of cleaning the dishes after they have been cleaned in the dishwasher? Or spending the afternoon away locked up in the bathroom scrubbing to get that sparkling clean? Or embarrassed when you turn the water on in front of your guests and have that rotten egg smell? Why suffer with problem water when you can be enjoying the benefits of quality water from a Culligan system.

At Culligan, filtering water is our specialty. After a free "in home"

Rotten egg odor is one of the most common and unpleasant effects of hydrogen sulfide, or H2S, in your water.