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Manganese — When water comes from deep wells, it's heavy in manganese, a mineral that can make water taste or smell unpleasant. Like iron, manganese can also turn water to a reddish-brown color and can affect fixtures or stain clothing.

Spotty dishes
Cloudy glass doors in the bathroom
Water heater sedimentation
Well water can be rich in sediment, which may make the water appear cloudy. Heavy sediment can also cause household headaches like:

August 27, 2019
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Newport

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems Newport supplies drinking water to its residents from the North and South Easton ponds, Lawton Valley Reservoir, St. Mary’s Pond, and Sisson Pond. The […]
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Worcester

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems The city of Worcester sources its drinking water from 10 nearby reservoirs, which are located in five neighboring towns. The town’s water distribution process […]
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Pittsfield

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems The water supply for the city of Pittsfield is sourced from six surface reservoirs. The water is pumped from the reservoirs and travels via […]
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Manchester

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems Manchester’s main water supply comes from Lake Massabesic, which has served as the water source for Manchester and surrounding communities for over 130 years. […]
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Laconia

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems Laconia, known as the ‘City on the Lakes,’ sources all of its water from Paugus Bay, which is fed directly from Lake Winnipesaukee. Raw […]
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Concord

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems Concord’s main water supply comes from both surface and groundwater sources. The water supply system consists of six active groundwater supply wells, one lake, […]
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Portland

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems Sebago Lake is the primary water supply for the Portland area. The lake is more than 50 miles long and extends through many Maine […]
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Freeport

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems The city of Freeport gets its water from groundwater sources. The underground water supply can often absorb impurities that seep into the soil, reaching […]
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Brunswick

Solutions For Your Water Quality Problems The main source of water in Brunswick is groundwater, which is water that lies beneath the earth’s surface. While it is a common water […]
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