Unfortunately, the main issue here is the sheer amount of trihalomethanes left over from chemical treatment to make the water pass for potable under EPA standards. As for the actual amount of trihalomethanes left in the water, the 2018 water quality report showed the water from the south well (where my water comes from) to contain 78.5 ppb after treatment with the max allowable by the EPA at 80 ppb. :-p Thank gods for Royal Doulton's Supersterasyl filters, I'd be buying bottled water for cooking and drinking otherwise.
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Date: 2019-11-29 01:33 am (UTC)