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Dirt particles in water
Hello
I've recently started to get some dirt partilces in a few areas of my home... faucet in bathroom sink... tub and also washer (cold) water line gets plugged with dirt to the point that a trickle of water comes out when washer is turned on. I'm on own well and I'm guessing its just cold line in sink and tub,(only one knob to turn water on). I've noticed dirt in back of toilet tank as well. Also today when shower was in use the water just totally stopped coming for less than a minute then kicked back in. Thanks in advance for the help. Really need to find out what is happening here. |
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