What is the Power Cost Adjustment?
	How is my sewer bill determined?
	Do I need a water softener, and what is the hardness of Cedarburg's water?
	What is the fluoride content in Cedarburg's water?
	Why do I also get a bill from WE Energies?
	What are all those colored flags for?
	What is the Commitment to Commity Programs charge?
	Why does Cedarburg Light & Water still have Meter Readers?
	Does CL&W offer budget billing and electronic bill payment options?
	What can Light & Water really do to help me lower my electric or water bill?
	Is Cedarburg Light & Water supported by local property taxes?

The "sulfur" smell usually comes from the water heater. If a water heater is not used often (a home or business that is unoccupied), it does not empty and replenish itself frequently with fresh water.

Even when a water heater is used a lot, a new water heater can develop this smell after about 6 months, when the cathoid rod inside the unit starts disintegrating. The rod is the sacrificial anoid made of magnesium that dissolves inside the tank and the magnesium is what gives off the "sulfur" smell when it is dissolving. You can sometimes eliminate the odor by draining the water heater, then letting it refill.