New Jersey American Water says residents may notice a salty taste in their tap water, but there isn't cause for alarm. The company said Saturday that an active winter weather season has led to an ...

New Jersey residents may be experiencing a salty taste in their tap water due to road salt runoff and drought conditions. The salty taste is temporary and should diminish as road salt applications ...

Picking up a salty taste in your tap water? It could be due to a variety of factors, including runoff from winter road treatment. Here's what New Jerseyans need to know. Start the day smarter.

Despite being on opposite ends of the flavor spectrum, sweet and salty flavors can be strategically combined to influence ...

New Jersey American Water is advising its nearly 3 million customers that their tap water may taste salty, due to the use of salt and brine for public safety during the recent extreme winter weather.

I guess when they salt the street just the runoff goes into our regular drinking water, but you can really taste it and we have a filter, but even that wasn't helping," Charlene Darko said.

New Jersey residents may have noticed a salty taste in their tap water," reads a statement from New Jersey American Water, the largest regulated water utility in the state, providing water and ...

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