chloramines

Is Your Hot Shower Causing Asthma & Eczema?

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Person taking a hot shower with visible steam, chloramine compounds represented as small colored particles in the steam. The person looks concerned, rubbing their chest, indicating breathing difficulties. In the background, there is a well-ventilated bathroom with an open window. Near the shower, a reverse osmosis water filtration system is visible.

Chloramines, Asthma and Eczema Flare-Ups Chloramines, a group of compounds formed from chlorine and nitrogen, are widely used in water treatment for their stability and disinfection. While effective in preventing bacterial growth in drinking water, exposure to chloramines, particularly in aerosolized form, has been shown to cause significant health issues, including asthma and eczema flare-ups. … Read more

Carrollton’s Temporary Water Disinfection Change

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A clear glass of water on the edge of a sparkling pool, representing clean and safe drinking water.

Residents of Isle of Wight County, including Carrollton, have recently encountered an unusual “swimming pool” odor and discoloration in their tap water. This phenomenon, which began surfacing in early March, is attributed to a temporary shift in water disinfection methods from chloramines to chlorine, as part of routine maintenance across several Virginia municipalities. Understanding the … Read more