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Should You Drink The Water From Your Faucet?

A person in a shirt with a U.S. flag patch inspects a running kitchen faucet, using a small flashlight to check for plumbing problems in the sink.

Have you ever wondered if your tap water was safe to drink? Or thought about where everything goes when you flush the toilet? In this informative and funny video, we go over water treatment and waste management. We’ll answer these questions and discuss the world’s best water filter.

Any water we use we need to use again, so we need to kill the disease carriers in our wastewater. To do that, sewer pipes carry used water to a sewer treatment plant. Screens filter any solids out on the way. The liquid that makes it through bakes in the sun in large open tanks.

Once the water is safe enough, it’s piped into nearby lakes, rivers, or reservoirs. From there it’s treated in a separate plant to be safe to drink again before it heads out through city water lines. Then it’s redirected through your water main line into your home and out of your tap.

One of the biggest parts of treating water is getting the used water away from your home. Your sewer main line is crucial in keeping your water clean and your family safe. If your drains are giving you trouble, it’s a good idea to have a professional take a look. In that case, Any Hour Services would be happy to help. One of our drain technicians can come to your home and work with you to get your drains running the way they should. You can give us a call or schedule an appointment online today.

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