Living outside of the hustle and bustle of Americas major cities certainly has its perks no snarled traffic, less noise, less crime, clean air, clean water.
Right?
Most of the time these statements are true, but at an alarming rate rural homeowners are having trouble with their water supplies. More and more rural inhabitants are discovering that their once-pristine wells are now contaminated with bacteria. Interestingly, there has been no nation-wide assessment of the health of our rural water wells. But two smaller scale studies suggest that 20 40 percent of the private wells in any given area are contaminated with bacteria.
So what is a rural well owner to do? As it should be with any health related issue, the best thing you can do is educate yourself first, and take action second. So before you pour a gallon of Javex down your well, lets take a closer look at what bacterial contamination entails and what you can do to solve your problem.
Bacteria are everywhere. They carpet virtually all the surfaces we come into contact with and are found in every nook and cranny of the Earth. Most of them are harmless to humans, but a small percentage has the...
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