Topeka’s city government late Tuesday encouraged city water service customers to start “flushing” water through their supply systems to help ensure that fresh water reaches every customer and the boil water advisory ends more quickly. Flushing a system varies based on the size of a building, the city said on its Facebook page. “Generally, customers should turn on all indoor faucets in their home or business for 10-15 minutes to flush approximately 40 gallons of water through their system,” it said. “Due to outdoor weather conditions, consider using only indoor faucets like sinks, tubs, toilets and other washing appliances.” For homes or businesses with larger water heaters, flush for an additional 10-15 minutes, the city said.
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