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Alert: Tap water in Bucks County will smell bad

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Pennsylvania American Water is making a temporary change to it water treatment process which could cause a temporary taste or odor to customers in its Yardley District.
Starting Wednesday the company will be using a form of chlorine called "free chlorine," a stronger disinfectant which is often used to flush water mains and fire hydrants. Its use will add a more noticeable chlorine taste or odor to the water through July 24, according to the utility.
There is no health concern with its use, the utility says. However,&nbsp; it advised customers with a healthcare need that requires purified or filtered water to contact their doctor.
A map shows most of Lower Makefield and the Yardley section having the biggest impact. A section of Morrisville along Route 1 will also be impacted.
Although the map shows an impact across the river in the West Trenton section of Ewing Township the utility says the Yardley District does not provide service to New Jersey.
"We apologize for any inconvenience, and thank you for your patience and understanding while we undertake this necessary maintenance of the water system," the company said in a statement.
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Pennsylvania American Water is making a temporary change to it water treatment process which could cause a temporary taste or odor to customers in its Yardley District.
Starting Wednesday the company will be using a form of chlorine called "free chlorine," a stronger disinfectant which is often used to flush water mains and fire hydrants. Its use will add a more noticeable chlorine taste or odor to the water through July 24, according to the utility.
There is no health concern with its use, the utility says. However,&nbsp; it advised customers with a healthcare need that requires...

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