Water Advisory & Water Changes

[aquatic mouse]

Huber Heights has a water advisory. http://www.wdtn.com/dpp/news/local/montgomery/precautionary-boil-advisory-issued-for-huber-heights

What does this mean for water changes? Do you think it's safe to do them during the advisory? Will the RO unit clean the water?

[marinelife]

I am not 100% sure but I would not risk it!

[aquatic mouse]

Yeah. I'm not going to, but I am curious.

[marinelife]

On the news they said it was fixed and it was an issue with chlorine being to low. So you maybe ok now.

[aquatic mouse]

I don't even know if I have Huber water. I technically live in Dayton, but it's close enough that it's Huber schools. It's also on the edge of Riverside, so :confused:. But I was thinking, just in case.

[marinelife]

It would be on the water bill :)

[aquatic mouse]

Not sure about that. :) We pay Dayton for everything, that doesn't mean they don't contract out for our location.

[marinelife]

I would guess dayton water and you are not effected, someone else from Huber would have to say for sure who they pay.

[aquatic mouse]

All over. Wouldn't have mattered anyway:

"Due to an issue with a Chlorine feed system, as a precaution, the Water Department issued
a boil order for the City of Huber Heights. The Chlorine feed system has been repaired and
daily field test results indicate that the Chlorine levels in the water distribution system did
not fall below the EPA minimum requirements. The City has now received laboratory test
results for contaminants with official confirmation that the precautionary boil water
advisory was just that, a precautionary measure. The boil water advisory is now cancelled."