milking water is usually down to air
getting into the system tiny air bubbles
can form in the water as it's drawn from
the tap can they get the milky or cloudy
appearance you will see him water with
air bubbles is perfectly safe to drink
air can get into the water pipes in
various ways sometimes when we've been
working on the water mains in the street
the amount of air water can whole
depends on his temperature the colder it
is the more chance air bubbles will
appear which is why you are more likely
to see milky looking water in the winter
months so if it happens in your home
what do you do here's a glass test you
can do to see if the milky appearance is
down to air bubbles fill a glass of cold
water from the tap see if it clears from
the bottom to the top if it does this
indicates the milkiness is due to air
bubbles and that the water is fine to
drink if it doesn't clear in the glass
test and the milky water is persistent
affecting all your tubs and not
affecting your neighbours then please
contact us for further advice on all
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