The water clinic

[samhill]

We use well water for our house, anyone tried "the Water clinic Multi-Tech Membrane System?

[agstar77]

You mean reverse osmosis?

[farmaholic]

We use an in house pressurised liquid chlorination system with a sand filter and carbon filter to remove iron and manganese. Works pretty darn good but it isn't RO water which I find kind of slimy and odd tasting (compared to mine I guess).

[fjlip]

RO water, bacteria free, is also devoid of a beneficial minerals, dead water. It is very acidic, aggressively seeks minerals from all it touches. Not good for the body. Google and see. Add minerals if possible. Ionized higher ph water is best.

[samhill]

We got a flyer in the mail, company from Skstoon.
They franchise a water supply business but also have systems for rural homes.
www.thewaterclinic.com

[ColevilleH2S]

"Dead water," sounds like something those magic fix soil additive salesmen would use in a pitch ;-)

[sumdumguy]

Go on the Internet. There are water treatment systems for a fraction of what the fi
Traction companies charge. Any farmer that I know can install them easily.

[AllisWD45]

Go anywhere drink pure dugout water and you will be better off than getting involved with water well clinic. they scammed me many years ago for a water system, water softener and pellet chlorinater. The only time they are there to" help" is at the time of high pressure sale.
Installers are people off the street and not a soul to be found when there are issues.
After 2 years of grief and 11000$ later threw all their shit on the scrap heap and moved on. The only bigger scam in the ag world is in the tax business. Farm Business consultants don't even get me started on those pricks. Worked for them one season still never got paid full amount to this day.
Whew better go check my blood pressure now.

[Oliver88]

This discussion sure escalated quickly.

[samhill]

Thanks WD, I will stay far away from them. I love the internet.