Picture your ideal glass of water. Maybe there's ice in it, or possibly a slice of lemon or lime, but regardless of the variations, it's probably safe to say that the water in that glass is clear—not cloudy. While cloudy tap water usually clears up on its own—and, as a result, is rarely cause for concern—it may be a symptom of a larger issue with your plumbing. Or it simply could have to do with where your household's water is coming from. Why is my tap water cloudy?To figure out what, exactly, is making your tap water cloudy, start by determining whether this is only an issue with water from one faucet in particular, or all the ones in your home.Cloudy water from a single tapCloudy water li
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