mfp4073
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Moved this to a new thread as its kinda a different question now.
For those of you on well water. What do you have to make your water drinkable and ready for tanks? The water I smelled today was pretty sulfury (is that a word) and seemed to have a lot of iron in it. I talked to a septic/pumbing/water softening company today and they were talking about it costing $2500ish to put in and $15-20 a month for clorine and salt. Anyone have any better ideas? We turned on the shower today and I smelled the sulfur from the other room. I am guessing that the stuff that sits in the pipes is going to be more stinky, but between that and the iron content I will need to do something before I am there too long. I also heard that I cannot simply run the well water into the RO/DI as it will quickly take out the charcol filter and need replacement all the time.
SOOOOOOO, who knows the dirt!
(ps, also need a telephone poll for a poll barn in the near future)
For those of you on well water. What do you have to make your water drinkable and ready for tanks? The water I smelled today was pretty sulfury (is that a word) and seemed to have a lot of iron in it. I talked to a septic/pumbing/water softening company today and they were talking about it costing $2500ish to put in and $15-20 a month for clorine and salt. Anyone have any better ideas? We turned on the shower today and I smelled the sulfur from the other room. I am guessing that the stuff that sits in the pipes is going to be more stinky, but between that and the iron content I will need to do something before I am there too long. I also heard that I cannot simply run the well water into the RO/DI as it will quickly take out the charcol filter and need replacement all the time.
SOOOOOOO, who knows the dirt!
(ps, also need a telephone poll for a poll barn in the near future)
