New Jersey Drinking Water Update

Tap water still safe to drink despite salty taste, New Jersey American Water says
New Jersey American Water said an active winter weather season has led to an increased use of salt and brine on roads, which washes into drainage systems.
New Jersey Drinking Water Update: Strange Taste Explained
Some New Jersey residents might have noticed a salty taste to the drinking water over the past few days, and water officials have attributed it to recent winter weather and ongoing drought. Clean water is vital for communities nationwide,
Here’s Why Your New Jersey Tap Water May Taste Salty Lately
New Jersey American Water posted on Facebook on Friday concerning the recent salty taste of some tap water and gave an explanation that some may have felt was a little unsettling. North American Water says a snowy, icy winter is one reason your tap water may have a salty taste.
New Jersey American: tap water could taste salty
Due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather and, ongoing drought conditions, New Jersey residents may have noticed a salty taste
Winter to blame for salty tap water taste in Rahway, N.J., company says. Here are measures that should be taken.
Rahway, New Jersey residents say their water tastes salty​ and they're concerned. Veolia Water Rahway, which serves the city, says routine winter snow removal measures are to blame.
Salty tap water in your NJ home? Here's why
Tap water in some New Jersey homes has recently had a salty taste. American Water says the taste is due to the state's use of salt and brine. The water is still safe to drink, according to the company.
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Does your water taste salty? Winter storms, salt, brine a recipe for runoff in NJ
One major New Jersey water supplier is telling residents that their water is safe to drink, but don't be surprised if you notice a salty flavor.
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Salty tap water? NJ residents may notice a change in water taste, here's why
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Here's why your NJ drinking water tastes salty right now
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Does your tap water taste salty? Here’s why.
New Jersey American Water is advising its nearly 3 million customers that their tap water may taste salty, due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter ...
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