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how can I get the crud out of my plumbing
My house was built in 2000 and has a well. The previous owner didn't
have any type of filter on the water and there was a hydrogen sulfide problem that I eliminated with the install of a backflushing pyrolox whole house filter. Water quality is fine now and no issues. My problem is that whenever I shut down (only a few times) the water and drain the system (faucet valve repair, moving pipes for remodeling) and then start the water back up, I get this black stuff coming out of all the faucets for a few moments...it almost seems like a grease of some sort. Well I just had to relocate some pipes and I notice that the insides of them are coated with this stuff...not a large buildup, but the entire interior of the copper pipe has this on it. I have noticed this everytime I cut into the plumbing. I am assuming it is from the pre-filter days. Anybody know how to get rid of this stuff? |
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