Hydrant Flushing in Cavendish Vermont, Monday 26 October through Wednesday 28 October 2009, during the hours 9:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. the Cavendish Municipal Water System, will be do-en the Town's Fall Hydrant Flushing.
The Cavendish Municipal Water System, would like to remind the system users that Hydrant Flushing may cause temporary discoloration and turbidity of the water. This very important system maintenanance procedure is something that needs to be conducted each Fall and Spring. The flushing program allows the pipes to be purged and the hydrants checked for proper operation.
Hydrant Flushing in Cavendish Vermont, they would like to advise the users to avoid drinking the water or washing their clothes, (especially whites) while discoloration is evidence. Following Hydrant Flushing in any Town or City, users should run the cold water until its clear before resuming normal use. If you use water to heat your home, its also highly advisable to flush individual water heaters after the water clears following a Hydrant Flushing in your Town or City.
Post 609 - 25 Oct. 2009
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Dale that is the first time I have heard Cavendish Vermont. I see the fire department opening and checking fire hydrants from time to time in the city. I can certainly understand why you should not drink the water or wash your clothes until all the lines run clear. Good blog information reminder for the community. How far is Cavendish from where you live?
Dale, we used to play in the water when they flushed the hydrants in my West Texas hometown but it was NOT the same color! Hope you had a great weekend my friend!
Howdy there Carl and Ceil, Russell
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Carl - They have to do this in order to clean and take some of the pressure off of the lines. Cavendish is out a hafe hour away. Its between North Springfield and Ludlow Vermont.
Russell - Mighty good to see ya, I never lived in a Town when I was a kid, in order to be able to do that. Its been a very rainny weekend, but it been a fine one anyways.
Dale,
I am always amazed by just how rusty those things are on the inside.
Howdy there Steven
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The water sure does come out rusty looken, when ever a Town starts the flushing of their water lines.