Fluoride is added to aid in the prevention of tooth decay. Fluoride analyses on fluoride levels are done every four hours. Chlorine odors may be more noticeable during the summer. Chlorine kills organisms that may cause disease. If you remove the chlorine, be sure to refrigerate the water to limit bacterial regrowth.
Water naturally varies in taste and odor at different times of the year.
Taste and odor problems can come from new or old pipelines, plumbing fixtures, or changes in water quality. Water becomes saturated with air due to temperature changes in the water giving it a milky look. To be sure that this is the problem collect a glass of water and set it out. The air should rise to the top, therefore clearing from the bottom up.