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Subject Have you ever noticed very fine bubbles in your water? Well this is what it is...

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Original Message Bubbles in Water

Water with methane gas appears fizzy or milky with fine bubbles.

According to the Government of Alberta, California, methane gas in water can be detected by filling a glass with tap water. Water with methane gas appears fizzy or milky with fine bubbles. If the bubbles clear from the bottom to the top as they rise, dissolved gases are present in the water and evaporating into the air. The bubbles indicate the presence of methane, nitrogen or carbon dioxide in the water.

Read more: Symptoms of Water Contamination From Methane Gas | eHow.com [link to www.ehow.com]

What The F@*k??? The water where I grew up, in NYC, was always coming out of the faucet like this!

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