of the water…we have it tested every once in a while and nothing ever shows up…my clothes coming from the wash are disgusting and only the Master bathroom has smelly water..our well guy told us to pour bleach into the well..we did and seized the motor. Had to get a new pump. We ran bleach throughout out water filtration system. Still the same. We believe it could only be one thing that could be causing this…bad water coming in from the well.. maybe bacteria or something..so we would need to drill in a new spot…could it be anything else????????? I have had it with smelly water and want to sell my house…

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I have Well Water at my house. I have been living here for 9 yrs and have had a huge problem with the smell?

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I’m packing for my first year of college, and I have a feeling I’m over packing. I’m moving two hours away from home. I guess I’m just too attached to my things. >_<…

But I have… Three regular sized boxes, two small boxes, two duffle bags of clothes [one is extremely small,] and I also have… a chair, a bike, and a box of shelves that I got on sale for 110% off. [Figuratively speaking.]

Yes, it sounds like a lot. But the smaller boxes are really little! One has my shoes, and the other has books and such.

One of the regular boxes have everything I could possibly stuff in it, tupperware, pads, EVERYTHING. The other box has all my sheets, and was delivered to my house that way, so I’m thinking of stuffing more stuff in there and possibly decrease to four boxes instead of five.

The last box just has… miscellaneous things. Like… sweatshirts, hangers, a water filtration pitcher, and a desktop organizer.

I have talked to my roommate, but she’s made very clear that she isn’t really bringing anything.

I know this was quite a bit to get through, but any constructive advice would be very much appreciated. ^-^

Thanks so much!

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Am I packing too much?

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We have a well and the rust in our water is pretty bad. It doesn’t turn our clothes orange but all of our pipes definitly have build up from rust over time. We are mainly worried about the rust ruining our appliances, dishwasher, hot water heater, etc. We don’t drink our water, but if it was cheap enough to remove the rust and make our water purified we would definitly do it. What would be the best system considering overall cost and filter cost that could remove rust? And which, considering the same costs, would remove rust and purify water? I have seen whole house systems and also seen hot water systems, so that is what confused me. Thanks!

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What type of filtration is more relilable for rust removal?

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I live in Ft Lauderdale and the city water here is yellow! I have looked into whole house filters but they are very expensive and I can’t make the investment.
I’m frustrated because all of our white clothes are yellowing and I can’t get them white again. When the laundry tub fills up, the water is yellow so no matter what type of detergent I add it just becomes foamy yellow water.

Do you have any suggestions? Coincidentally, we fine broke down and decided that it is time to replace our outdated and inefficient washer and dryer. Maybe we could find one that has built in filtration system….

Thanks!

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Can I somehow get my whites clean in yellow water?

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The water from the public supply line is full of sediments and very turbid. It cannot be used for washing utensils or clothes. A simple filtration is required atleast the water can be used for washing and for drinking as well.

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How to filter water for home use from the supply line ?

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I have very hard water where I live & I was wondering if it would be worth it to invest in a whole house water filtration system or if I should just get an under sink reverse osmosis system w/ the storage tank for drinking water?

I would be more inclined to get the whole house water filtration system if I could determine how beneficial it is for other things…

Is this water a lot better for your skin?

What about when washing your clothes? Does hard water make this more harsh or turn whites dingy?

What is the difference between a Water Softener and this type of system?

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Whole house water filtration systems or just under sink?

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My parents moved into a townhouse community a while ago, and when I've gone to visit, I've found they have a lot of water problems. Aside from the pressure being low, which is merely an inconvenience, the water tastes and smells dirty and very fishy. Cooking with it alters the taste of meals, and using one or two blocks of ice ruins a whole drink. Sometimes even the dishes and clothes have a slight odour after being washed. Occasionally I've turned on the tap to see the water coming out brown, enough that the sinks have to be scrubbed to remove residue. The townhouse community was only built about 5 years ago, and it all runs the local water supply.

I've installed water purification on the taps, but I've recently discovered that it's possible to buy whole house filtration systems. I have no idea how to go about researching these. Does anyone have experience with them? How are they, cost-wise? Are they worth the investment? Do they require a lot of construction, maintenance, etc?
Any other opinions or advice about finding out why the water is so problematic, dealing with the problems, and/or water filtration would be appreciated.

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Whole house water filtration – experiences?

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