The water is safe to drink but there isn't a classification of "perfect". There are "high" chlorine levels and some folks will argue that there are some health consequences from that. To me, the water taste bad from the "high" chlorine levels and I choose to remove it with a carbon block filter. The water is also hard and I prefer soft water so I have a water softener. All city water has some dirt in it. I filter it out before the carbon block filter so as to extend the life of the carbon block filter. The dirt won't hurt you. To each his own.
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Originally Posted by Warren Kiefer
The Villages water dept tell us there is no need for water conditioners and the water here is perfect.
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