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Blue Stains in Bathroom Water: Causes & Solutions
Blue-green stains usually indicate copper corrosion from plumbing. Copper pipes react with oxygen and water, forming copper oxides that tint water, especially after sitting overnight.
Contributing Factors
- Low pH (acidic water) increases corrosivity.
- Hot water accelerates corrosion.
- High oxygen levels promote reaction.
- Presence of other metals (e.g., iron) can worsen it.
Solutions
- Test water for copper levels.
- Flush pipes regularly (run water a few minutes).
- Install a water filter.
- Adjust pH with a neutralizer if acidic.
- Replace old copper pipes with PVC or stainless steel.
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