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yellow/brown water

km79 · 2010-09-09 20:35:35

on mid galway water scheme and have noticed discoloration last few days in water. anyone else experiencing similar??? cant believe we will have to pay for this undrinkable water soon....boil water notice still in effect almost a year now:mad:

09-09-2010 9:35pm

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km79

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on mid galway water scheme and have noticed discoloration last few days in water. anyone else experiencing similar??? cant believe we will have to pay for this undrinkable water soon....boil water notice still in effect almost a year now:mad:

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#2 10-09-2010 4:47pm

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For a year?? You serious? Where is that?

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#3 10-09-2010 5:53pm

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yes since the november floods last year:rolleyes: now we have this coloured water which remains yellow after boiling and filtering!!! not ideal for newborn babies bottles!!!!! will refuse to pay for water until its useable never mind drinkable

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#4 12-09-2010 10:03pm

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Try living in ballinasloe... can't drink the water... on the plus side in winter you can swim through the town... it's kinda like venice... but with more people wearing airmax

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