House Troubles

Katfalls · Jun 10, 2023

Awesome!

Mario said: ↑

We have a similar arrangement. We have a 22 foot deep well with a line that runs to an electric pump in our basement. However, if we lose power for a significant length of time, we can, by switching to a separate line attached to a hand pump, have water available for washing. That water is approximately 98.5 percent pure, but in a fix can boil it and use it for drinking. Currently, we go monthly to a local spring with exceptional purity, and fill 30 1-gallon jugs for drinking. Praise God for the Salmon River aquifer.
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AED · Jun 10, 2023

Katfalls said: ↑

Awesome!

Mario said: ↑

We have a similar arrangement. We have a 22 foot deep well with a line that runs to an electric pump in our basement. However, if we lose power for a significant length of time, we can, by switching to a separate line attached to a hand pump, have water available for washing. That water is approximately 98.5 percent pure, but in a fix can boil it and use it for drinking. Currently, we go monthly to a local spring with exceptional purity, and fill 30 1-gallon jugs for drinking. Praise God for the Salmon River aquifer.
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We have a similar set up. We had a hand pump installed that will pump water from our well should we no longer have the electric pump

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