>>10977022You'll be fine, I would just avoid it for now on. I hate vice but they covered it pretty well. Sorry it was estimated 70% is still lead. Lead plumbing was mandatory in Chicago for a long time. And you know as well as I do, that they don't get shit done here with construction, so they only got around to replacing around 30% of it, at most. So not only is there 70% lead plumbing, but its like 60+ years old. Also, if they're putting chlorine in the water to kill germs and bacteria, imagine how bad those fucking germs and bacteria are. and thats just cracking the surface.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/ne9kwx/lead-found-in-70-percent-of-chicago-homes-chicago-tribune-reports 