How to Get Rid of Black Well Water: Cleaning Manganese from Well Water
One of the most common issues that people with wells run into is having black water or sediment mixed in with their well water. There …
One of the most common issues that people with wells run into is having black water or sediment mixed in with their well water. There …
If you live in northern or cold climates where temperatures drop well below freezing, you know what it’s like to worry about frozen water pipes …
Something that many people don’t think about is how they’re going to supply water to their home in case of a power outage. In nearly …
No matter what the reason is, there are times when you might be without power. It’s important to know before a power outage how big …
Well water isn’t without impurities. The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) warns that private well water might be contaminated with radon, arsenic, nitrate, volatile …
You’ve tested your water and it was revealed that you have higher than normal arsenic levels. Now what? Don’t worry, removing arsenic from your water …
You’ve tested your well water for coliform bacteria and it has come back positive. Now what? Most strains of coliform bacteria won’t cause problems and …
Do not shower for at least 24 hours after shocking your well. Waiting for one or two days more, if possible, is much better. Chlorine …
Well water can replenish at a rate of 5 gallons per minute on average, but it will vary. It depends on the age of your …
You’ve tested your water and it was revealed that you have higher than normal arsenic levels. Now what? Don’t worry, removing arsenic from your water …
You can use a tankless water heater with well water, but you will have to consider the temperature of the incoming water, the water pressure …
Have you shock chlorinated your well yet? If you have then you’ll want to follow up with a filter to remove any other organic matter …
A common question I hear is “how long does a well pump last”? The average lifespan of a well water pump is 10-15 years. It depends …
Do you need a sediment filter for well water? The short answer is probably. Even if your water is generally clear and free of silt …
Generally, most well water is safe to drink. However, unlike public drinking water, the government doesn’t regulate well water. Well water might contain microorganisms and …