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Learn more by reading our Household Water Quality Guide. Flushing. Run cold water taps for two minutes before using water for drinking and cooking. Cold Water Use. Do not use hot tap water for drinking and cooking. Water Filters. Routinely replace filter cartridges. Household Plumbing. Faucet Aerators. Water Heaters.
Water quality standards (WQS) are provisions of state, territorial, authorized tribal or federal law approved by EPA that describe the desired condition of a water body and the means by which that condition will be protected or achieved.
Protecting sources of drinking water is an effective way to reduce risks to public health, instill customer confidence, and control water treatment costs. Addressing water quality concerns at the source also has many other environmental and societal benefits that arent seen from treatment alone.
Easy Things You Can Do To Protect Drinking Water Sources Properly dispose of hazardous products. Use and dispose of harmful materials properly. Volunteer in your community. Join in a beach, stream or wetland cleanup. Prepare a presentation about your watershed for a school or civic organization.
Outdoor Conservation Tips Plant drought-tolerant/resistant plants and trees. Recycle indoor water to use on plants. Refrain from watering your home landscape when it rains. Replace your grass/turf with water-wise plants. Use a broom to clean driveways, patios, and sidewalks instead of water from a hose.

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Do not pour harmful chemicals on the ground and dont overuse fertilizers and pesticides. Have your septic system checked each year, and pumped every 3-5 years. Dispose of household chemicals properly. Never pour them in your yard or down a storm drain.

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