Rosenberg residents may soon notice change of taste, odor in water supply. Here’s why!

ROSENBERG, Texas – Heads up residents within the Metropolis of Rosenberg, you could quickly expertise style and odor modifications within the water provide. No trigger to fret, although, it’s anticipated.

The general public water system will briefly convert the disinfectant used within the distribution system from chloramine to free chlorine. The conversion will start on Dec. 5 and proceed by Dec. 19.

Throughout this era, residents could expertise modifications related to one of these short-term disinfectant conversion. Metropolis officers say the water is secure to drink, use for cooking, bathing, and different on a regular basis makes use of.

Customers of dwelling kidney dialysis machines, house owners of tropical fish aquariums and managers of shops and eating places with fish and shellfish holding tanks are suggested that the strategies for testing and eradicating free chlorine residuals differ from these used for chloramine residuals. Each sorts of residuals, if not dealt with correctly, could have an effect on customers of kidney dialysis machines, in addition to fish and different aquatic animals.

For extra questions, please contact the Metropolis’s Water Utilities Division at 832-595-3400 or go to the website.

• For extra data on the disinfectant swap click here.