Is "white water" safe for human consumption?
The appearance of white water is the consequence of the occurrence of air being "trapped" in the form of small bubbles during the filling of the pipeline. When water is discharged from the tap, small air bubbles make the water "white". By releasing dissolved air to the surface, the water quickly becomes clear and is completely safe for human consumption.
It can be checked by a simple experiment whether the reason for the "white" water is dissolved air:
It can be checked by a simple experiment whether the reason for the "white" water is dissolved air:
- it is necessary to pour "white" tap water In a clean glass
- After a few seconds the water will clear from the bottom to the top until all the air bubbles are released on the surface
