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Allowing the tip of a hose to drop below the water level when filling a mop bucket or submerging the nozzle of a sprayer hose while filling a sink with water are great examples of a cross-connection. Cross-connections are dangerous because they create an opportunity for backflow.
A cross connection is any actual or potential connection between the drinking water lines and potential sources of pollution or contamination such as a piping arrangement or equipment that allows the drinking water to come in contact with non-potable liquids, solids, or gases hazardous to humans in the event of a
A cross-connection is an actual or potential link between a source of contamination and a drinking water supply. Cross-connections are fixtures with direct connections (swimming pools, fire sprinkler systems, boilers, etc.) or submerged inlets (lawn sprinklers, drinking fountains, utility sinks, etc.).
Common examples of cross-connections include a garden hose submerged in a pesticide mixture, a piped connection providing potable feed water to an industrial process, such as a cooling tower, or a submerged outlet of an irrigation system. Connections to firefighting equipment are other very common cross-connections.
Cross-connection. Physical link through which contaminants from drains, sewers, or other wastewater sources can enter a drinkable water supply.

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Ex: hose connected to a non potable system to a potable system.
Common Cross Connections ► Residential: Lawn sprinkling systems, hoses and hose bibs, toilet ball cocks, pools or hot tubs, irrigation systems and secondary water sources such as wells.
A common way to control a cross connection is to a backflow preventer. The basic function of a backflow preventer is to stop water from flowing backwards. There are many types of backflow preventers, and it is important to match the chosen backflow prevention method with the specific situation.

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May 10, 2017 cross-connections and impacts of the divisions actions on other parts of OPHPR. Describe and share lessons learned from those interactions

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