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How to Troubleshoot Low Water Pressure On Well Water Systems

How to Troubleshoot Low Water Pressure On Well Water Systems

Podcast Q&A 11: Why Use a Static Mixer for Chlorination Systems?

Podcast Q&A 11: Why Use a Static Mixer for Chlorination Systems?

“What is a CT Value?”: The (Simple) Math Behind Water Disinfection

“What is a CT Value?”: The (Simple) Math Behind Water Disinfection

14. Acid Well Water: When to Use Soda Ash Systems to Treat Acidic Well Water

14. Acid Well Water: When to Use Soda Ash Systems to Treat Acidic Well Water

5 Common Mistakes in Selecting Water Treatment Systems

5 Common Mistakes in Selecting Water Treatment Systems

Podcast Q & A 10: Should I Use Phosphate To Treat Corrosive Water?

Podcast Q & A 10: Should I Use Phosphate To Treat Corrosive Water?

Podcast Q & A 9: Can I Use Pool Chlorine Tablets to Treat My Storage Tank?

Podcast Q & A 9: Can I Use Pool Chlorine Tablets to Treat My Storage Tank?

13. Acid Well Water: The Simple Way to Neutralize Acidic Well Water & End Copper Corrosion Problems

13. Acid Well Water: The Simple Way to Neutralize Acidic Well Water & End Copper Corrosion Problems

12. Hydrogen Peroxide for Well Water Treatment: How to Eliminate Odors with Peroxide

12. Hydrogen Peroxide for Well Water Treatment: How to Eliminate Odors with Peroxide

Podcast Q & A 8: “I’m looking for a no-salt water softener for our very hard well water?”

Podcast Q & A 8: “I’m looking for a no-salt water softener for our very hard well water?”

Using Ozone To Treat Iron and Sulfur Odors in Well Water

Why Use Ozone to Treat Iron, Manganese, Sulfur Odor & Bacteria? Ozone is a gas generated onsite by an ozone generator.  While chlorine is commonly used in well water to treat iron, manganese, and odors, it can leave a chlorine taste and odor in the water. Chlorination systems require fresh chlorine to be regularly added, … Continue reading Using Ozone To Treat Iron and Sulfur Odors in Well Water
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How to Troubleshoot Low Water Pressure On Well Water Systems

Episode 15. How to Troubleshoot Low Water Pressure On Well Water Systems Read or Listen to See How to troubleshoot Low Water Pressure On Well Water. Today’s episode is all about how to troubleshoot low water pressure on well water for homes and small businesses. Do you have plenty of water, but experience low water … Continue reading How to Troubleshoot Low Water Pressure On Well Water Systems
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Coliform Bacteria Testing: Why do it, How to do it, & How Often?

Health authorities strongly recommend annual coliform bacteria testing for private water wells as contamination can occur without any change in taste or odor to the water.  There are many ways that well water can become contaminated by coliform bacteria, but it is most important to test: Once a year for all private residential water wells … Continue reading Coliform Bacteria Testing: Why do it, How to do it, & How Often?
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Podcast Q&A 11: Why Use a Static Mixer for Chlorination Systems?

Hello. Welcome to the Clean Water Made Easy Podcast Question & Answer. This is Q&A Episode #11. Each week in our main podcast, I try to go deeper into various well water treatment systems and specific applications and problems.  I also like to do these quick Q&A episodes to answer some questions that we get. … Continue reading Podcast Q&A 11: Why Use a Static Mixer for Chlorination Systems?
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“What is a CT Value?”: The (Simple) Math Behind Water Disinfection

Disinfection of your water is crucial to ensuring that your water is safe to drink and free of harmful bacteria and other organisms.  The primary methods of disinfection are chlorination, hydrogen peroxide injection, ozone, and UV light.  All of these methods, however, require sufficient contact time between the water and the disinfectant.  Proper contact time … Continue reading “What is a CT Value?”: The (Simple) Math Behind Water Disinfection
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14. Acid Well Water: When to Use Soda Ash Systems to Treat Acidic Well Water

Show Notes       In this episode, I talk about when to use Soda Ash for Acid Well Water.  Topics discussed include: What is low pH and why you might want to correct your low pH to a neutral pH? What is soda ash; Why use soda ash instead of a calcite neutralizer? When … Continue reading 14. Acid Well Water: When to Use Soda Ash Systems to Treat Acidic Well Water
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5 Common Mistakes in Selecting Water Treatment Systems

Over the last 30 years, we have worked on the installation of thousands of well water treatment systems. Unfortunately, by the time our customer worked with us, they were installing their 2nd or 3rd system after having problems with the treatment system they had before.  We realized after some time that there were 5 common … Continue reading 5 Common Mistakes in Selecting Water Treatment Systems
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Podcast Q & A 10: Should I Use Phosphate To Treat Corrosive Water?

Hello. Welcome to the Clean Water Made Easy Q & A. My name is Gerry Bulfin. I’m a WQA-Certified Master Water Specialist and Water Treatment Contractor. Every week on our main podcast we delve deeper into the various well water treatment systems and problems. I also do this quick Q & A episodes because we … Continue reading Podcast Q & A 10: Should I Use Phosphate To Treat Corrosive Water?
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Podcast Q & A 9: Can I Use Pool Chlorine Tablets to Treat My Storage Tank?

Hello. Welcome to the Clean Water Made Easy Podcast Question and Answer Episode 9. My name is Gerry Bulfin. I’m a WQA-Certified Master Water Specialist and Water Treatment Contractor here in Santa Cruz, California. We get a lot of phone calls, emails, and chats through our website. For this, I’m  picking the more interesting ones … Continue reading Podcast Q & A 9: Can I Use Pool Chlorine Tablets to Treat My Storage Tank?
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13. Acid Well Water: The Simple Way to Neutralize Acidic Well Water & End Copper Corrosion Problems

Did you know that rainwater is slightly acidic, and in some cases can be very acidic?  This can cause acidic groundwater and might cause your well water to be corrosive to plumbing, fixture, and appliances. Common causes for acidic well water are from acid rainfall due to atmospheric carbon dioxide and other airborne pollutants, and in … Continue reading 13. Acid Well Water: The Simple Way to Neutralize Acidic Well Water & End Copper Corrosion Problems
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