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Why More Nova Scotia Homes Are Switching to Under Sink Water Filters - South Shore & Nova Scotia News
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Why More Nova Scotia Homes Are Switching to Under Sink Water Filters - South Shore & Nova Scotia News
If you’ve filled a kettle with South Shore tap water lately, you may have detected a slight chlorine smell, a slightly off taste, or mineral spots left behind on your dishes. Across Nova Scotia, water quality varies widely from one community to the next — some households draw from municipal systems treated with chlorine or chloramine, while others rely on private wells that can carry naturally occurring iron, manganese, or hard water minerals. F…
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