I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this /adv/,

>>17404502

I guess the water is back on now?

Keep it running. Like, keep it running for 10 minutes. If the water doesn't get better you call your manager (landlord?) and tear his face off.

>>17404502
Probably sediment from your water heater/boiler

>>17404547
My bad I worded it wrong I guess, its been on since yesterday and ever since it was turned back on, it slowly started to appear but would be washed away with the water, but would reappear again. I'm worried thats its something in the water

>>17404548
How long would that take to go away then?

>>17404502
Is there construction work being done outside of your home nearby? Sometimes workers accidentally damage the pipes carrying water, creating holes/cracks, and causing soil and other particulate matter to get into the water.

>>17404713
I live in an apartment, but no, there isnt any construction work outside

>>17404502
what kind of pipes? galvanized? drain backing up maybe?

>>17404766
Idk, he just left a notice the day before that they were shutting down the water in the building due to a plumbing emergency and this is the third time this month

Call your local building inspection and health department the next time you see this happen. It'll get fixed.