Posted by VaTom on March 11, 2008 at 09:25:09 from (216.12.124.38):
In Reply to: Re: O/T new well posted by T_Bone on March 11, 2008 at 05:30:11:
T_Bone, that is a good system. I picked up a commercial one for our next place, with indoor pool. Recycled from when I filled in a pool. Traded an hour of tractor time for all the hardware, which included that filter and a pump, neither a year old.
I get 6-12 months out of a filter change on our water system. Minimal sediment, more of a nusuiance. Just this morning was watering my greens, with filtered water. LOL
Bentonite is also my choice for foundation waterproofing on traditional construction. Different form for sealing casing, which is about the size of a marble. The advantage is that it soaks up water and expands, drys out and shrinks, ready to go again. The expansion plugs the water path.
Just a natural clay, already pretty old. In some areas (Denver), responsible for destroying foundations. Interesting stuff.
Concrete cracks, and stays cracked. Whole lot better than nothing for well sealing, but our state health dept. has found bentonite superior. Real simple to install. Foolproof- I used it.
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