can I use this in my yard if I have well water?
1090846
It's highly toxic and can seep into the water supply. I would not recommend it.
1090847
I have used this product and I as well have a water well, but use this in a safe manner and a safe distance!
1114286
Hi I hope you enjoy the heater as much as I do. I have a well so I put well water in it any water should work
1368778
You absolutely can use it in a creek or any other water source as long as the pump stays submerged in the water. just be mindful of leaves and dirt that may get sucked up into the pump.
674252
Our city is on well water so it must work. However, to compare wells would be tricky as consideration must be given for the location, etc. If a regular water filter works, then I believe this one would.
1014925
I used on small pool being filled with well water. Did not work. I do not think you need it if you are on city water.
2069293
edrick- i have not tried it from a water source other than house water, but if the source is clean and not filled with dirt i would think you could use it-to be sure please to check yourmanual for referance
406508
It's possible to connect it to a spigot as you've inquired but this would generally be a violation of local building code ordinances and utility regulations due to the potential adverse impacts it could cause to a municipal potable water system (e.g. creating a suction and promoting water contamination from cross-connections). In other words, creating a health hazard from the suction/negative pressure you'd create. Unless you have your own water source such as a private well, I'd strongly discourage doing what you're suggesting. It's not safe.
2217183
It rd directly into your pipes. You can use it anytime of year. The roots seem to cause us the most problems in the spring when the water table rises. We have bad root problems and use roots every 2 or 3 years.
1692908
I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
357830
I have had no problem, I am using it on a water tank for my cows. The water comes from a well.
1730982
Yes. It works quite well with a well. Not much of a water pressure hit when using this device either.
747889
I don't see why not, I used it on a artisan well which is the sameI would not rely to much as it is a "kit" but if any of the tests were inconclusive I would have had the water tested profesionaly
1475002
Not sure. We don't use it like that. We use it in our garden. You should be able to put any type of online filter on it.
995446
To be honest,I don't think it would be a problem. Might want to take a sample of the well water to your local swimming pool supply store. they can tell you right away how hard or soft the water actually is.
340269
I guess I cannot help you there, we are in the country, however are served by a rural water system. The water comes from the river and is treated a lot. Well water is typically hard. you may have to change the filter more often. Hope I helped.
287486
You could but you'd be better off flooding it with water. Tile saws have a pump and tank that recirc the water, you could rig something similar and water is a lot cheaper.
340267
Honestly, I don't have any well water to try it on but I would think so. We have a lot of minerals in our water and we live in a farming area so there is always the possibility of fertilizer run off. We use softener salt and the water that is NOT filtered leaves a heavy residue (dishwasher, flower pots) but the filtered water does not on the glassware we drink from.