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Queen Anne plumbing field guide

What to do about cloudy or discolored water

Cloudiness, color, particles, and hot-only changes have different SPU instructions. The pattern across outlets and temperature sides matters before private plumbing is blamed.

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Move from evidence to a bounded authorization

01

Read the pattern

Compare a cold sample in a clear glass, hot and cold at several fixtures, first draw and later flow, recent main or plumbing work, nearby reports, and how long the condition lasts.

02

Hold the safety line

Wait to drink unexplained discolored water and avoid filling the heater while cold water remains discolored under SPU guidance. Do not mix cleaners, dismantle treatment equipment, or improvise a hot flush.

03

Place the Seattle boundary

SPU's live page distinguishes trapped air, system disturbance, internal rust, heater involvement, and reporting thresholds. Use the current steps rather than an undated neighborhood anecdote.

04

Write the visit

Private work should identify which fixture, service, interior pipe, heater, or treatment component will be checked, why, whether sampling is needed, and what finding would justify replacement.

05

Keep the closing evidence

Confirm improvement under the same outlet, temperature, timing, and settling conditions. Keep the public case, sample notes, replaced part, and follow-up instruction separate.

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SPU cloudy and discolored water guidance

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