Turbidity is decreasing!
Still have to boil the damn water though. This morning on the radio they were doing like Q&A about the water from the FVHA. Which included such scenarios as "Can I still do laundry?" The answer being yes, unless you are laundering heavily soiled sheets. In such a case, make sure you use gloves for handling. Make sure you get off as much as possible of the soiling before laundering. REally, isn't that a no brainer?
Anyways, really the annoying part isn't the boiling the water in general. I can live with that. Even if it is leaving an icky ring in the toilet bowl, its the boiling water for dishes! I only have one sink! It's a pain rinsing dishes when you dont have another sink with the clean water to rinse them with. Not to mention only having one good sized pot for boiling the water with. Takes forever. According to the FVHA, if I have a dishwasher, I can use that as long as it goes above 65 degrees celsius. Well that would be great...Y'know, if I had one!
Thursday's levels:
vs.
Friday:
Capilano - 42 NTU
Seymour - 53 NTU
Coquitlam - 4.7 NTU
Capilano - 32 NTU
Seymour - 35 NTU
Coquitlam - 2.7 NTU
Anyways, really the annoying part isn't the boiling the water in general. I can live with that. Even if it is leaving an icky ring in the toilet bowl, its the boiling water for dishes! I only have one sink! It's a pain rinsing dishes when you dont have another sink with the clean water to rinse them with. Not to mention only having one good sized pot for boiling the water with. Takes forever. According to the FVHA, if I have a dishwasher, I can use that as long as it goes above 65 degrees celsius. Well that would be great...Y'know, if I had one!
Thursday's levels:
vs.
Friday:
Capilano - 42 NTU
Seymour - 53 NTU
Coquitlam - 4.7 NTU
Capilano - 32 NTU
Seymour - 35 NTU
Coquitlam - 2.7 NTU