Brown water is usually caused by rust, either from your tank or from your pipes. If you notice rust in your water tank, that’s likely the source of the problem. 

If there’s no rust in your water tank, then it’s most likely coming from your pipes. 

We do have a exclusive pipe cleaning technology to help you out of it 

According to the Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (SYABAS), 

you should clean your water supply tank at least once a year for optimal performance. 

However, in practice, water storage tanks can need cleaning as often as every six months, or up to as long as four or five years

Depending on the age and condition of the tank, and what measures are taken to keep contamination out of the tank.

If you don’t mind spending the day in a dark and confined space, there are a few health and safety considerations to think about before entering a water tank. 

Not all tanks are safe to enter, and you need to be confident in your ladders and safety equipment before getting in. 

Once you’re in the tank, the other main hazard to be aware of is using bleach or other chemical sanitizers. 

These chemicals can release toxic gases that accumulate inside the water tank, making it impossible to breathe.

With more information now available about water-borne diseases, it’s easier to identify the source of stomach bugs. They don’t just appear out of nowhere – 

It’s true that someone who drinks contaminated water may develop immunity to some of the germs, but it’s also possible that Grandparent didn’t think a discussion about her occasional diarrhea or nausea would be appropriate! 

It’s also important to remember that even if you develop immunity to the bacteria or contaminants in your own water tank, your guests might not be so lucky.

 Children and the elderly are particularly susceptible to disease because their immune systems are not as strong but when they do get sick, their illness is often more severe than a healthy adult.