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Posted by None on November 7, 2007, 10:36 am
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>
> > Hello,
>
> > We have had serious problems the last while with a bacterial growth in
> > our rising main (service pipe) that feeds water into our house. There
> > are often black particles in the water, these are organic, and not
> > sediment or plastic or anything. They seem to be the root of the
> > problem. Does anyone know how I might be able to perhaps air scour and
> > disinfect this pipe run? It would be about 25 feet long. We are on
> > mains water by the way.
>
> Do you know for a fact that the water in the main is free of the
> contamination? I would suspect that it is coming from there. Why would it
> just happen in you supply? Are any of your neighbors having a like problem.
> How have you determined that the particles are organic and have you
> determined what kind of organic?
>
> --
> Joseph Meehan
>
> Dia 's Muire duit
The problem is that the street I am on is fed in two directions by the
water. The road is not levelled out either, we are on quite a steep
dip, so the two feeds are always 'colliding' outside my house, with
any sediment and dirt picked up along the way by the two flows having
nowhere to end up but my kitchen! Basically, the water does not move
along continuously. The water depot wont help me on this one either,
they feign ignorance.
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