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Water Quality
At Mayu Water, we want to revolutionize the type and quality of the water we drink. Here is your platform to raise concerns and questions, and discuss and investigate the topic of water quality.
Recent Questions
Does the taste of structured water encourage a child to drink more?
H guys, I've been struggling to get my son to drink water. He's 3 years old and he'll only take a small sip whenever I offer him a bottle of water, and if I don't offer it, he won't drink it. I think it may have to do with the flavor. I suspect that it may have to do with the taste. How does structured water taste? Do you think a kid would like it more than tap water?Asked 4 months ago
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Is groundwater used to supplement fresh water sources in the USA?
Hello everyone, I'm from Texas, and I've started looking into the water sources that the city uses to supply its people. I know the city generally uses fresh water sources, but what happens when these run low? Do they use groundwater?Asked 5 months ago
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Does groundwater from aquifers contribute to drinking water for Florida?
Hi, I'm wondering which water sources Florida uses to supply its people with water. Do they use groundwater with water from reservoirs, or only reservoir water? And then, what kind of water filtration system do they use to filter out pesticides and other ground contaminants?Asked 5 months ago
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Is the tap water provided by the city of Flint safe to drink?
Hi guys, I moved from NYC to Flint for work purposes, and I drank tap water here for the first time. It tasted awful, almost like metal. Is it just because I'm not used to the quality of tap water supplied here, or is there something wrong with their water filtration or purifying process?Asked 5 months ago
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Is it okay to regularly drink desalinated water?
I'm worried that constantly drinking desalinated tap water may adversely affect my organ health. Should I be concerned? I don't easily trust that the people who run a city are always capable. s demineralizing water using a desalinating process the best water purification method there is? Or are there still harmful side effects involved?Asked 5 months ago
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Is it okay if not all inorganic materials are filtered from water?
I found out that the water filters at the Detroit water treatment plant don't remove all inorganic materials and microplastics. Should I be concerned and find a different water source for my household, or is it still safe to consume?Asked 5 months ago
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How does the city of Miami purify contaminated water?
Which water purification system does the Miami city council used to purify water that has been contaminated with chemicals from industrial factories and farming? I'm someone who doesn't trust tap water, and if I'm not booking it, then I'm buying spring water to drink and cook with. My friends have been trying to convince me that tap water here in Miami is safe to drink, but I'm not so sure. Thanks in advance!Asked 5 months ago
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Should I be concerned if I find sediment in my tap water?
Hi, I live in Miami and found sediment in our tap water. I'm unsure if this is okay or if I should be phoning the city council to tell them. I would not have known if I didn't happen to leave my glass of water standing on my kitchen counter for about 30min. When I came back, there was this fine layer of what looked like sand on the bottom.Asked 5 months ago
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Why does desalinated water does not quench my thirst?
Hi. I traveled to Miami and the first thing I noticed was that the tap water does not quench my thirst and left a bitter aftertaste. When I looked up which purification system the city uses, it turned out that the water is desalinated. I will be staying here for a while, and I don't want to compromise my health during this period. s it still okay to drink tap water, or should I buy bottled water instead?Asked 5 months ago
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How much lead is considered dangerous in drinking water?
I understand that consuming lead overall is not good for one's health. However, I've heard that despite a city's attempt to purify water, it can still become contaminated through old or corroded pipes used to feed the water to each household. I want to use the lead test on my household water. Any idea what level of level is 'acceptable?'Asked 5 months ago
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