Lyndon Taylor was born in 1964. Lyndon currently lives in Texarkana . Before that, he lived in El Paso , TX in 2012.
To view the video, please download the latest version of Flash Player. You may also view the transcript. Contaminants are substances that make water unfit for use. Some contaminants can be easily identified by assessing the taste, odor, and turbidity of the water. Most, however, cannot be easily detected and require testing to reveal whether or not water is contaminated.
And while color is not a factor of great concern in relation to household applications, excessive color lacks appeal from an esthetic standpoint in a potable water. Further, it can cause staining. U.S. EPA Secondary Drinking Water Regulations recommend that a potable water possess color of less than 15 units.