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    Grumpy Mountain Man crashdown's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by mountainjenny View Post
    Have you tested for other contaminants that are commonly associated with bacteria? I'm thinking nitrates, which can often be found with bacteria. If you need to treat for both it may impact the type of system you would need. For nitrates I have used, with success, an RO unit for drinking water. RO units tend to have a lot of wastewater associated with them and are not always practical for whole house applications, especially if you are on a septic system.

    ETA: It might be helpful to know if the bacteria is total coliform or fecal coliform, or something else.
    Bacteria is total coliform. It tested positive once for e-coli too, but has only tested positive for coliform since my multiple shock treatments.
    Not interested in RO, it wouldn't do what I need, nor would it be practical for a well and septic on the top of a mountain.
    Thanks.
    Last edited by crashdown; 08-23-2013 at 16:55.

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