Passaic Valley Water Commission completes flushing after reports of discoloration
The Passaic Valley Water Commission has completed its continuous flushing of its water supply after residents of Clifton reported discoloration last week.
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Sep 12, 2022, 9:36 PM
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Updated 591 days ago
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4ds agoThe Passaic Valley Water Commission has completed its continuous flushing of its water supply after residents of Clifton reported discoloration last week.
People in the affected areas are encouraged to flush their internal plumbing by running cold water until it turns clear. This is when it is deemed safe to use, according to the commission.
The commission says it is working on long-term solutions to prevent this from happening again.
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