That was an excellent video and helped me understand my system more, however I do have a question. My Chlorinator never seems to lose any fluid in it, and the Uni dose pump I have (similar to the one in your video) is very loud, to the point you can hear at my next-door neighbor's house. Of late my water also smells extremely bad, could my pump be bad? Thank you!
Awesome video, literally took me an hour to find something to inform of the basics. However, I still don't know how much chlorine bleach to add to the tank, please help.
Hi Bruno. Everybody's system will be different on the chlorine bleach mix in their tank depending on how much iron sulfur. The best way to know if you have enough chlorine is test for chlorine using a simple pool test kit you can get from Walmart I prefer the one where you add five drops to get a little bit of yellow. You want to stay on the low end of a pool scale. You can use pool chlorine in your mix tank just remember pool chlorine is twice as strong as household bleach.
@@floridawatermedic6980 I appreciate it your response, and actually have 1 more quick question. What could be the problem if the chlorinater never loses fluid? It seems to be at 35 gallons perpetually, leading me to believe it's filling up somehow. Upon feeling the black line, you can feel water being pumped. You're the best, thank you kindly!
Great Video. I'm a novice at well maintenance. I checked the water level in the chlorine tank this morning and noticed quite a bit of sediment laying on the bottom of the tank. I'm guessing I would let the water level get down close to the pump intake and assuming I would unplug the pump and invert the tank to empty it and hose it out to clear the sediment. Someone please let me know if my thinking is correct
I filled the chlorine 3 months ago. The level of chlorine tank is still the same, not going down and water smelling bad. I still hear the clicking sound when the water running. Some one can help me on this issue
great video! thank you!!!! my pump lost prime, and i couldnt find a good video to help. thanks!
very helpful. Thanks so much for sharing this video
Thank you!!!
Would like to know where to buy each of the tanks and filters.
What would be the ratio of water to chlorine in the 35 gallon white barrel?
Does your salt tank connect to both your softener and filter?
Awesome job thank you very much
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That was an excellent video and helped me understand my system more, however I do have a question. My Chlorinator never seems to lose any fluid in it, and the Uni dose pump I have (similar to the one in your video) is very loud, to the point you can hear at my next-door neighbor's house. Of late my water also smells extremely bad, could my pump be bad? Thank you!
Awesome video, literally took me an hour to find something to inform of the basics.
However, I still don't know how much chlorine bleach to add to the tank, please help.
Hi Bruno. Everybody's system will be different on the chlorine bleach mix in their tank depending on how much iron sulfur. The best way to know if you have enough chlorine is test for chlorine using a simple pool test kit you can get from Walmart I prefer the one where you add five drops to get a little bit of yellow. You want to stay on the low end of a pool scale. You can use pool chlorine in your mix tank just remember pool chlorine is twice as strong as household bleach.
@@floridawatermedic6980
I appreciate it your response, and actually have 1 more quick question.
What could be the problem if the chlorinater never loses fluid? It seems to be at 35 gallons perpetually, leading me to believe it's filling up somehow.
Upon feeling the black line, you can feel water being pumped.
You're the best, thank you kindly!
Great Video. I'm a novice at well maintenance. I checked the water level in the chlorine tank this morning and noticed quite a bit of sediment laying on the bottom of the tank. I'm guessing I would let the water level get down close to the pump intake and assuming I would unplug the pump and invert the tank to empty it and hose it out to clear the sediment. Someone please let me know if my thinking is correct
I am new for well water system. This video is very helpful for me.
Thanks so much
Glad to help. Its not hard to take care of your system yourself. saves you some $$$
Great Job
What brand or type of flow switch did you use?
I filled the chlorine 3 months ago. The level of chlorine tank is still the same, not going down and water smelling bad. I still hear the clicking sound when the water running. Some one can help me on this issue
Thanks Medic, that was very helpful!
a tip : watch movies on Kaldrostream. Me and my gf have been using it for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
@Matteo Trace Yup, I have been watching on KaldroStream for months myself =)
@Matteo Trace yea, I've been using Kaldrostream for since november myself =)
@Matteo Trace definitely, been watching on KaldroStream for since november myself :D
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What brand y model is that pump that u r showing?
i have the same pump its a unidose 30gpd