Anonymous
11/14/2017 08:10
Subject: Sick from Water pressure increase in upper NW?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We live in the zone and received a filter (although we've had our lead lines replaced). No problems here.
Same here. Have not noticed any difference.
Yep, nothing noticeable here either, other than water pitchers in our bathrooms.
Anonymous
11/12/2017 20:58
Subject: Sick from Water pressure increase in upper NW?
Anonymous wrote:We live in the zone and received a filter (although we've had our lead lines replaced). No problems here.
Same here. Have not noticed any difference.
Anonymous
11/12/2017 20:29
Subject: Sick from Water pressure increase in upper NW?
Anonymous wrote:Has anyone felt Sick since the water pressure increase from fort Reno pumping station began last Monday? I noticed the water seemed off on Tuesday or Wednesday evening and have now had stomach upset for a few days. I filter my water but was not given one of the special filters from DC Water or even a notice that it was happening even though we are clearly in the zone. I guess my apartment building does not have lead pipes. But I don’t think the stomach upset has to do with lead. The water just didn’t seem right. I have been drinking bottled water since then. Anyone else?
We live in the zone and received a filter (although we've had our lead lines replaced). No problems here.
Anonymous
11/12/2017 07:48
Subject: Sick from Water pressure increase in upper NW?
Has anyone felt Sick since the water pressure increase from fort Reno pumping station began last Monday? I noticed the water seemed off on Tuesday or Wednesday evening and have now had stomach upset for a few days. I filter my water but was not given one of the special filters from DC Water or even a notice that it was happening even though we are clearly in the zone. I guess my apartment building does not have lead pipes. But I don’t think the stomach upset has to do with lead. The water just didn’t seem right. I have been drinking bottled water since then. Anyone else?