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Re: OT:chlorinating rural wells?
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Posted by workhorse on May 13, 2005 at 05:18:44 from (65.39.98.66):
In Reply to: OT:chlorinating rural wells? posted by IaGuy on May 12, 2005 at 18:35:16:
I have seen down the well vidio of chlorine tablets laying undisolved on the bottom. It seems in some cases the tablets don't disolve unless the water passes over them. One step in the shock chlorinating process to remember is to save 10-15 gal of treated water to dump in the top of the well after the pump is shut down. this forces treated water through the well screen to the outside of the casing killing bacteria that may be hiding in the aquifer.
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