u/Kitchen-Substance334

I’m a college student working on a project about water quality and I’d really appreciate some feedback from homeowners.

We’re designing a system that helps people better understand potential water quality issues in their area. It wouldn’t directly test for specific contaminants, but instead would:

• Use simple in-home signals (like cloudiness or temperature)
• Pull in local data (weather, water advisories, etc.)
• Combine that with anonymous reports from nearby households
• Show a community map of water quality concerns
• Send alerts if something unusual is happening nearby

The goal is to give people earlier awareness and better information, not replace official testing.

We made a short survey (takes ~2–3 minutes) to understand:

• How concerned people are about their water quality
• Whether this kind of system would actually be useful
• Any concerns (privacy, accuracy, etc.)

In-Home Water Quality Sensing – Fill out form

I’m a college student working on a project about water quality and I’d really appreciate some feedback from homeowners.

We’re designing a system that helps people better understand potential water quality issues in their area. It wouldn’t directly test for specific contaminants, but instead would:

• Use simple in-home signals (like cloudiness or temperature)
• Pull in local data (weather, water advisories, etc.)
• Combine that with anonymous reports from nearby households
• Show a community map of water quality concerns
• Send alerts if something unusual is happening nearby

The goal is to give people earlier awareness and better information, not replace official testing.

We made a short survey (takes ~2–3 minutes) to understand:

• How concerned people are about their water quality
• Whether this kind of system would actually be useful
• Any concerns (privacy, accuracy, etc.)

I’m a college student working on a project about water quality and I’d really appreciate some feedback from homeowners.

We’re designing a system that helps people better understand potential water quality issues in their area. It wouldn’t directly test for specific contaminants, but instead would:

• Use simple in-home signals (like cloudiness or temperature)
• Pull in local data (weather, water advisories, etc.)
• Combine that with anonymous reports from nearby households
• Show a community map of water quality concerns
• Send alerts if something unusual is happening nearby

The goal is to give people earlier awareness and better information, not replace official testing.

We made a short survey (takes ~2–3 minutes) to understand:

• How concerned people are about their water quality
• Whether this kind of system would actually be useful
• Any concerns (privacy, accuracy, etc.)

In-Home Water Quality Sensing – Fill out form