In this episode, I discuss how to shock chlorinate and sanitize your well with chlorine bleach. This is sometimes referred to as “shock chlorinate” because it uses a high dose of bleach to kill bacteria, eliminate odors, and oxidize iron and other contaminants. I also explain why it is important not to add too much … Continue reading How to Shock Chlorinate and Sanitize your Water Well
In this Episode 9 of Clean Water Made Easy Podcast, our host and resource person, Gerry Bulfin, a water treatment contractor and WQA Certified Master Water Specialist explains the differences between traditional salt-based water softeners and no-salt water conditioners or softeners. You will hear and learn about: What is a water softener and how are … Continue reading No-Salt Softeners Versus Salt Water Softeners – Pros and Cons
How to Eliminate Odors and Freshen Well Water with Hydrogen Peroxide In today’s episode, I am talking about hydrogen peroxide for well water and how great it works to eliminate odors in well water. This is the same hydrogen peroxide found at the local pharmacy or supermarket but slightly higher. Four years or so ago, … Continue reading Hydrogen Peroxide for Well Water Treatment: How to Eliminate Odors with Peroxide
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 about troubleshooting low water pressure on well water for homes and small businesses. Do you have plenty of water but experience low water pressure? This is … Continue reading How to Troubleshoot Low Water Pressure On Well Water Systems
In this latest installment of the Clean Water Made Easy Podcast, I discuss how to eliminate odors in well water. I also go over how to identify odors in well water and then walk listeners through the basic steps of eliminating these same odors. As with other issues we’ve discussed, causes may be surprising, but … Continue reading How To Eliminate Odors in Your Well Water
Why use ozone water treatment for your well water? #1: Ozone is a powerful disinfectant: Ozone water treatment can rapidly disinfect your well water and kill bacteria and viruses, but unlike chlorine does not leave a chemical chlorine residual. #2: When used with filtration, it removes iron, manganese, and sulfur odor: When combined with filtration, … Continue reading Ozone Water Treatment For Well Water: The 6 Things You Need to Know First
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 explore various well water treatment systems and specific applications or problems. I also like to do these quick Q&A episodes to answer some questions that we get. We receive … Continue reading Podcast Q&A 11: Why Use a Static Mixer for Chlorination Systems?
Soda Ash for Acid Well Water Topics discussed include: What is low pH, and why might you want to correct your low pH to a neutral pH? What is soda ash for well water? Why use soda ash instead of a calcite neutralizer? What are the benefits and advantages of using soda ash? How does … Continue reading Acid Well Water: When to Use Soda Ash Systems to Treat Acidic Well 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 these quick Q & A episodes because we … Continue reading Podcast Q&A 10: Should I Use Phosphate To Treat Corrosive Water?
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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