Iron in Drinking Water
PNW-0589 ― Not available
BY Alex Colter, Robert L. Mahler
December 31, 2005
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Iron in drinking water, though harmless, can result in poor tasting unattractive water that stains both plumbing fixtures and clothing. PNW 589 discusses four types of iron in water and seven options for dealing with problems they cause.