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Residents of Yekaterinburg are faced with a sharp deterioration in the quality of tap water, leading to immediate contamination of filters.
Residents of Yekaterinburg have to change shower filters up to three times a day due to the rapid darkening of the cartridges, reports the Ural Mash Telegram channel.
Journalists checked the complaints of residents and found that in the Leninsky and Kirovsky districts the filter darkens in 30 seconds, in the VIZ region - in 50 seconds, in the Chkalovsky district - in one and a half minutes, and in the South-Western region - in two minutes.
According to experts, filters designed to last a month, with such water quality, have to be changed up to three times a day. This costs approximately 600 rubles per day. Doctors recommend buying drinking water in bottles. Such expenses can amount to about three thousand rubles per month.

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