Filed under Iron Filters, manganese How To Size Commercial Filtration Systems for Iron and Manganese Removal Iron and manganese are some of the most common elements found in the Earth’s crust and are widely found in groundwater worldwide. These metallic contaminants are commonly found dissolved in water in a clear state. The water may appear … Continue reading How to Size Commercial Filtration Systems for Iron and Manganese Treatment
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How to Remove Iron Manganese And Odor From Well Water, Part 2
Filed under Iron Filters, manganese, Water Testing, Well Water Treatment This article is the second in a series on “How To Remove Iron Manganese And Odor From Well Water”. You can review the first part, Step 1 here. In this section, learn what to test your well water for, and how to do a quick … Continue reading How to Remove Iron Manganese And Odor From Well Water, Part 2
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CleanWaterStore Trust Pilot Reviews It has been great to read all the CleanWaterStore reviews on Trust Pilot and we appreciate our customers taking the time to review us! We have been using the independent service TrustPilot recently so our customers can post unbiased reviews (good or bad) online. Here our some recent reviews: “My 500′ … Continue reading See Some of Our TrustPilot CleanWaterStore Reviews
Birm, Greensand, and MangOX Iron Filters: A Primer
Iron makes up 5% of the Planet's crust and is found in well water throughout the world. Whenever the amount of iron in your well water is higher than 0.3 Milligrams Per Liter (mg/L) the water can have a rusty, red-colored, brownish, or even yellow color, and cause discoloration of fixtures as well as laundry. Metallic tastes will probably be present and the water may smell horrible.
Learn about the sources of well water odors and how to prevent them
Water containing hydrogen sulfide gas (“H2S”), has a distinctive “rotten egg” odor, which may be especially noticeable when running hot water. Such water can discolor coffee, tea, and other beverages, and alter the appearance and taste of cooked foods. Hydrogen sulfide (“H2S”) gas is a nuisance that is not usually a health risk at concentrations … Continue reading Learn about the sources of well water odors and how to prevent them
How To Fix Well Water That Smells Bad? Simple Actions to Take.
Many homeowners contact us to find out how to fix well water that smells bad. Water containing hydrogen sulfide gas (“H2S”), has a distinctive "rotten egg" odor, which may be especially noticeable when running hot water. Such water can discolor coffee, tea, and other beverages, and affect the taste of water. It can also change the taste of cooked foods. Hydrogen sulfide (“H2S”) gas is a nuisance that is not usually a health risk at concentrations normally found in household water.
How to Remove Iron, Manganese & Odor From Your Well Water, Part 3
This is the third article, and the most important part, in a series on "How To Remove Iron Manganese & Odor From Your Well Water". Step 1 talks about identifying the source of water contaminants iron, manganese, and odor. Step 2 teaches you what to test your well water for, how to do a quick physical inspection, how to pinpoint the source of well water problem/s and the steps to follow in removing these water contaminants, particularly iron, manganese, and odor. Learn the step by step procedure in this DIY article. https:/cleanwaterstore.com/blog/remove-iron-mang…ell-water-step-3/
How to Remove Iron, Manganese, and Odor From Well Water
Iron and Manganese The first step to learning how to remove iron, manganese, and odor from well water is to understand a little about where iron comes from and the types of iron found in well water. Iron is one of the earth's most plentiful resources, making up at least five percent of the earth's … Continue reading How to Remove Iron, Manganese, and Odor From Well Water
How to Store Water In 5 Gallon Bottles for the Long Term
Can you drink water that had stood around for a long time? If it’s capped and sealed tightly so nothing could possibly get inside, you wouldn’t hesitate to take a swig from your vintage water, or would you? A few pathogenic bacteria can survive in clean water and the taste of water can become flat … Continue reading How to Store Water In 5 Gallon Bottles for the Long Term
How to Choose the Right Test Kit For Your Well Water
This brief article gives information about several common contaminants found in private wells. It should help you decide when to sample your well and how often.