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Re: OT:chlorinating rural wells?
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Posted by another doug on May 14, 2005 at 03:28:50 from (63.18.172.75):
In Reply to: Re: OT:chlorinating rural wells? posted by old on May 12, 2005 at 21:16:01:
My Dad used Old's method once, he didn't follow the directions that the guy at the plumbing shop gave him, when he reported back to them, they just smiled and when he said he poured a whole gallon into the well.No biggie,,,,just let the water run till it doesn't smell like bleach,today, the water still smells awful, maybe sulfur, yuck, but our well and the one at the barn tastes great, oh....we still have the iron problem, and use a water softener for that, but the bleach didn't help his problem , so it's gotta be something else...what are you trying to improve upon? iron in the water? or taste?
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