Hydrogen sulfide problems are most common in wells drilled into acidic bedrock such as shale and sandstone; produced by certain “sulfur bacteria” in the groundwater, well or plumbing system; or chemical reactions inside of water heaters. Sulfur bacteria produce a slime and can...
Septic Care: Hydrogen Sulfide Water Treatment and Septic Systems
Finding the source of hydrogen sulfide is usually simple, but don’t let the solution negatively impact the onsite system
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