Water Quality Issues in McKinney Affect Appliance Lifespan
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What happened
Water quality and pressure issues are impacting appliances in McKinney. The city purchases treated surface water from the North Texas Municipal Water District, which contains dissolved minerals that form scale when heated. Furthermore, the district uses chloramines for disinfection, which can be hard on certain rubber parts of appliances.
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Why it matters
The presence of dissolved minerals and chloramines increases the risk of premature failure for appliances like water heaters. This risk is heightened in McKinney because many homes have water heaters installed in attics, increasing the potential for water damage if a tank fails.
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Who's involved
- McKinneyCity where water quality issues are affecting appliance lifespan
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The entities involved
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McKinney
city in Collin County, Texas, United States