Check it out at:

https://www.cleanwaterstore.com/blog/podcast/

Here are some links and summaries of recent podcast episodes:

https://www.cleanwaterstore.com/blog/how-water-wells-work/

Groundwater explained

Drilled wells explained

Possible well contaminants

Considerations for areas near hydro-fracking

Dealing with cracks and loose fittings

The first step of proper well management

Sanitizing your well

In this episode, we’re going to cover the basics of how water wells work. It also goes over how to disinfect and sanitize your well.

Also, I have a free gift for you, a well water cheat sheet and resource guide that I can send you. I created this guide as a companion to today’s podcast to make it easy to follow along with and has a well water treatment cheat sheet as well as an exploded view of how a typical well works.

Has a nice diagram as well as a Flow Rate calculator guide so you can easily estimate what your well water flow rate is. And a step-by-step guide on how to sanitize your well. If you’d like to get your free copy, just text the word “wellwater” all one word, wellwater, to 44222 or go to cleanwaterstore.com/podcast and you get it there, we’ll get it going to you.

https://www.cleanwaterstore.com/blog/test-well-water-flow-rate/

Why knowing your flow rate is important

Figuring out how many gallons flow from your pump in one minute

Important numbers to know

The process of checking your flow rate

In this episode we will cover the simple steps you’re going to take to find out the flow rate of your well pump. What’s the importance of this? You might wonder. Why should I find out what my well water flow rate is? Well, the flow rate is how many gallons per minute your well pump can put out. It’s important and nice to know what your well pump flow rate is and how many gallons per minute it can put out and then check it again a year from now. It just takes minutes to do so it’s easy to find out. It’s good to know if there’s any changes.

https://www.cleanwaterstore.com/blog/well-water-testing-podcast-episode-3/

Well water testing do it yourself

When to get lab water tests done

Reasons why one should test their well water

The advantage of do-it-yourself test kits

Figuring out what your potential contamination sources are

Different types of contaminants for which to test

How to self-test for water hardness

In this podcast series I give easy-to-follow tips and information all about well systems, well water quality, well water treatment systems, and how to improve quality of your well water. In this podcast, we’re going over well water testing, well water testing. Basically, reasons why you should test your well water periodically, What to test for, How often should I test my well water, When to use a certified lab versus doing it yourself, and a test you can do yourself today at home without any test kit and get the basic idea of one of the parameters of your water.

So you might ask, “Why should I test my water?” well, if you think about it municipal city water systems test their water routinely, regularly. They’re on top of it, making sure the water is safe and that means they’re required too anyway. But there’s no requirement to test a private well, except when you first have it drilled or maybe you’re refining in your home and they know you’re on a private well and they might want to a basic test for bacteria, perhaps nitrate, and few other things.

4: How To Identify Well Water Problems By a Physical Inspection

Well Water Problems Topics Discussed:

Secrets of your toilet flush tanks
Visual inspection of your water and pipes
Signs that you have problems with your well water system
Checking your water heater
Remembering to check your dishwasher

In today’s podcast we’ll cover how to do a physical inspection of your home well water system. This is a great way to identify and find out clues about what’s going on with your well water quality. There are some very simple things you can do. It is very enlightening. We’ll talk about how to do a physical inspection of your pipes and fixtures, how to do a toilet tank check, very interesting, and all about your water heater, how to inspect your water heater, what to look for in your dishwasher.

5: Iron and Manganese Treatment for Well Water

Iron Manganese Treatment Topics:


● Reasons for Iron and Manganese in your water
● Signs your water is contaminated with Iron and/or Manganese
● Types of Iron found in well water
● Iron Manganese Treatment Options
● Aeration versus Chlorination versus Ozone

In this series of the podcast, I’m giving useful, easy to follow tips and information all about well water, well water treatment systems and how to improve the quality of your well water. Today’s episode, we’re going to cover the basics on how to remove iron and manganese from well water.