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Why do cities and towns treat water before it is sent home?
Cities and towns treat water before its sent to homes because for it to kill harmful germs and things that can hurt humans. In a nutshell its to prevent people from getting killed by the water they drink.
Why do cities and towns treat water before they send it to homes?
Cities and towns treat water before sending it to homes to remove harmful contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, and chemicals. This treatment process ensures that the water is safe to drink and meets regulatory standards for public health.
What are 2 ways to treat water before it comes into your homes?
There is NO WAY to treat water before it comes into your home. You are not permitted to do that. It only becomes YOUR water when it passes your home main valve. Then you can treat it any way you wish to.
How do cities treat waste from homes and businesses to help reduce algae blooms?
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How did Hitler and the Nazi regime treat the Jewish people in the early years?
the Jews were rounded up and placed in parts of cities and towns to live *(usually major cities) segregated from normal * German occupied life. the Germans tried to make life normal in these communities, they were given sub par food, and routinely murdered by the SS.
Do grownups or kids trick or treat more?
Children trick-or-treat more than adults. Most towns won't even let people in high school (or older) trick-or-treat.
How did the US treat Japan after the war?
the US helped rebuild its cities and economoy
How did the mongols treat the Russian?
many Russian cities were ravaged (kiev and moscow)
How did US treat native people?
The U.S. treated them very cruelly and forced them to move out of their homes.
How did the Mongols treat Russian people?
many Russian cities were ravaged (kiev and moscow)
What is done at water testing laboratories?
Water testing laboratories check the level of chemicals, pollutants and bacteria in the water to make sure it is safe for human use. If necessary they will recommend the government treat the water before sending it to homes.
How did people treat brewers in the medieval ages?
In villages, brewers were mostly peasants who were good at brewing they were appreciated and valued for their skill, but were not treated all that differently from anyone else. In towns and cities, brewers were often members of guilds, and as such were respected and had political power. They could even become wealthy. In some republican towns, brewers who were guild masters would have been of high enough standing to run for office as mayor.
