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I have a new well and an old well. The old well is perfectly drinkable
but low production. When I drink from the new well, 250' away, I suffer intestinal tenderness and bloating, which goes away a few days after I stop drinking this water. I sterilized the new well and associated plumbing with bleach before hooking it into the system. The new well is several hundred feet from the septic. I have tested for bacteria, at a sink tap, 3 different ways - 2 outside labs and one home test kit, all tested negative. I tried sterilizing the water using a pressure cooker at 15 pounds pressure for 20 minutes, and still suffered the same ill effects. I sent a sample to National Testing Laboratories who tested for 17 different metals, a handful of anions, and dozens of organics. No organics were detected, and the metals and anions were all way below the maximum permissible levels. I have installed a .5 micron activated charcoal filter in line with the kitchen sink tap to no avail. Any thoughts? |
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