Curekind Rubber Chemicals & Additives
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7. Dithiocarbamate Salts Accelerators
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When filling up a glass of water to quench your thirst, nothing is more unpleasant than being hit by a foul smell like rotten eggs, sewage, or chlorine. Many homeowners have experienced strange odors coming from their taps, which can be both annoying and concerning. A 2019 survey by Consumer Reports found that nearly half of Americans who drink city water have encountered bad smells from their tap water. In many cases, the cause of the odor isn't easily identified through standard water testing. That’s why Office H2O has created this helpful guide to explain why your tap water might smell bad and how you can fix it.
One of the most common odors reported is a rotten egg or sewage-like smell. This is often caused by bacteria in your plumbing system, especially in the drain. Bacteria from soap and food particles can build up in the drain, producing gases that get released when you turn on the faucet. To check if this is the issue, fill a glass with water from the tap and move to another room to smell it. If the odor disappears, the problem is likely in the drain. You can try cleaning the drain with hot water and soap to resolve the issue.
If the smell comes only when using hot water, it could be due to bacteria growing inside your water heater. This usually happens after the hot water has been unused for a while, such as during a vacation. The bacteria react with the water heater's components, releasing hydrogen sulfide gas, which gives off a rotten egg smell. To address this, you can raise the temperature of your water heater for 24 hours and run the hot water to flush out the bacteria. If the odor persists, a professional plumber may need to replace the anode rods in the heater.
Another common odor is a bleach or chemical smell, which is typically caused by excessive chlorine in the water. While chlorine is necessary for disinfecting drinking water, too much of it can lead to an unpleasant smell. The odor usually goes away once the chlorine dissipates. If you notice this, running your outdoor faucets for a few minutes can help reduce the chlorine levels.
A moldy or fishy smell can also come from your tap. This may be due to organic matter in the drain or well, or even metals like barium or cadmium seeping into the pipes. Fungi or algae in the reservoir or pressure tank can also cause this type of odor. In these cases, sanitizing the affected areas and using an activated carbon filter can help eliminate the smell.
If you're concerned about the quality of your tap water or are tired of dealing with bad odors, consider investing in one of Office H2O’s bottleless water coolers. These systems use advanced filtration technology to ensure clean, safe, and odor-free water. Our 9-stage filtration process removes contaminants, making your water fresh and pure.
Our bottleless water coolers also feature a touch-free option, which is especially useful during times when hygiene is a priority. With foot-pedal dispensing, you can access clean water without touching any surfaces, ensuring a safer and more convenient experience. At Office H2O, we’re committed to providing reliable, clean drinking water for your home or office.
To learn more about our water coolers and how they can improve your water quality, visit our website today. Let us help you enjoy the benefits of clean, great-tasting water every day.