No, that's just raw estrogen.
*Pump added too much potassium permanganate overnight=pink water, sds says toxic material, health insp says its below whats allowed..Is there another chemical that negates the toxicity of the pp? No comments on ketv apparently
https://www.ketv.com/article/north-bend-residents-report-pink-water-health-inspector-says-no-health-risk/60515762
*Pump added too much potassium permanganate overnight=pink water, sds says toxic material, health insp says its below whats allowed..Is there another chemical that negates the toxicity of the pp? No comments on ketv apparently
No, that's just raw estrogen.
the water meets government safety requirements
That's scary. Glad I have my own well.
I'm sure if the water was ethylene glycol anti-freeze green, they'd say the same thing.
>the water meets government safety requirements
That's scary. Glad I have my own well.
I'm sure if the water was ethylene glycol anti-freeze green, they'd say the same thing.
Add zebra mussels until they balance out the permanganate.
Add zebra mussels until they balance out the permanganate.
Same issue, manganese, I believe.
Raise PH and allow metals to precipitate and settle. You may be able to do this with baking soda, but more likely you will need lime. It is still not good for drinking, but has less metal.
I think you ride this out with alternative water source for drinking, cooking, and washing hair if your hair is blond or light grey.
[Here is information on water treatment for metals from the Berkely Pit mine.](https://pitwatch.org/learn/water-treatment/) Same issue, manganese, I believe.
Raise PH and allow metals to precipitate and settle. You may be able to do this with baking soda, but more likely you will need lime. It is still not good for drinking, but has less metal.
I think you ride this out with alternative water source for drinking, cooking, and washing hair if your hair is blond or light grey.
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