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Re: OT:chlorinating rural wells?
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Posted by IaGuy on May 15, 2005 at 10:38:57 from (69.66.62.139):
In Reply to: Re: OT:chlorinating rural wells? posted by another doug on May 14, 2005 at 03:28:50:
The iron in the water continually clogs the #60 (.010 opening) filter to my well water fed heat pump furnace, forcing it to switch to the much more expensive backup heat grid. I was planning on adding one or two more filters in paralell with the existing one so that I could go on a winter vacation without that happening. Taste is ok. Smell is ok since I took out the anode from the water heater. The red sludge nearly plugs the hydrants outside. The well has been "shocked" twice with powdered chlorine and "blowed" once. The stuff seems to be in the acquafer. I may have to run the furnace feed through the water heater which seems to totally remove the red stuff from the rest of the house water. I appreciate the comments very much. IaGuy
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