Hydrogen Sulfide in Drinking Water Causes and Treatment Alternatives

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December 7, 2021
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If your drinking water smells like rotten eggs, it contains hydrogen sulfide. This leaflet discusses how hydrogen sulfide is formed and how to correct the problem. (6 pages)

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