Non-potable water in drinking water tank!

glad you realized what you had done and reacted quickly. what you do next depends on what you want to get out the faucet when you use it-

I would start over and totally sanitize the whole system, including opening each faucet until you smell bleach.  that's the only way to insure that all of the supply lines are filled and have been cleaned as well as the tank.

I assume you had bypassed the water heater-if not, then you have to clean the water heater as well.  flush it several times.

I use baking a soda and first rinse and follow with a lemon juice second rinse.  this will remove any bleach taste.

good luck-

Vann

for the best directions, go to the  the Podmods, Maintenance , Tips section of the Forum. the first post is the Instruction Manual that covers just about everything in the Pods. Look at the advanced search function and check for "water heater bypass", "water heater valve positions" and "dewinterization".

There will be lots of info and pictures.Note that different models have different valve configurations. some have 1 valve and some have 2.

Basically, if the valves are set to bypass the water heater, you will not have any water from the freshwater tank or the city water fill  going into the water heater. Therefor, the heater  should be as clean as it was before you dewinterized. If the valves are set to supply water to the heater, then non potable water did go into the heater and you will need to clean it also. An easy way to tell if the valves are set to bypass is to turn on a hot water faucet-if there is no pressure or water then the valves are set to bypass. If you hear air , get sputtering or water, then the valves are set to supply the heater.

Once you look closely at the valve(s) and read the instructions, it will make a lot more sense.

don't worry-we've all made mistakes.  this will not cause any long term problem-just need to start the sanitizing over and when finished, it will be fine

Vann