Oakland County Boil-Water Advisory: What’s Safe to Use and What to Avoid

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Source: ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
Oakland County Boil-Water Advisory: What’s Safe to Use and What to Avoid
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Oakland County remains under a boil-water advisory after a 42-inch water main break; repairs were completed May 11 but system flushing and testing will continue through the week with no firm completion date. The advisory covers Orion Township, Rochester Hills, Auburn Hills and Oakland Township, forbidding drinking tap water, using it for cooking or brushing teeth, making ice, washing produce, and other nonessential uses. Safe activities include limited bathing and laundry; dishwashing must use a sanitizing method (bleach solution or sanitize cycle). A county residential checklist provides additional guidance while officials work to restore normal water service.

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