07/21/2026
🚰 Ever fill up a glass of water and think... wait, why does this look cloudy?
You're not imagining it — and the good news is, it's usually nothing serious. Here's what's probably going on:
💨 It's just air bubbles. High water pressure pushes tiny air bubbles through your pipes. Let a glass sit for a few seconds — if it clears from the bottom up, that's your answer.
🔧 Your water heater might need a flush. Sediment builds up in the tank over time and can cloud your water — especially when you run a hot bath or sink. This kind won't clear on its own.
Not sure which one's causing yours? We can take a look. 📞 Call MN Plumbing & Home Services at (952) 522-2231 — proudly serving the Twin Cities Metro.
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