Posted by buickanddeere on March 11, 2008 at 06:24:50 from (192.75.48.150):
In Reply to: Re: O/T new well posted by jdemaris on March 11, 2008 at 05:54:01:
The regions around mid to southern Lake Huron, Lake Ontario and Lake Erie are old salt water sea beds. Detroit/Windsor,PortHuron/Sarnia, Goderich & Oil Springs Ontario, Birch Run Michigan. They all rest on top of salt, oil and natural gas. Any deep well will stink of sulphur and be full of iron and dissolved mineral salts. Go too deep and it will be a gas, oil or salt brine. North East Lake Ontario area has natural gas right in the drinking water from deep wells. Sometimes domestic water is stored in a ventilated cistern to allow the natural gas/hydrogen supplied to off gas. Its one of the reasons the Great Lakes are used for drinking water instead of deep wells. Around here the best drinking water is from a shallow open well that"s into an underground aquifer,spring or river above the bedrock. Along the East Coast of Lake Huron in town such as Kincardine. The residents instead of paying outrageous water bill for watering lawns & gardens. They just drive a sandpoint 5-25ft and hit the underground rivers just before they drain into Lake Huron. A 1HP pump, 2" sand point, 15" of pipe/foot valve and has 5ft of water above the foot valve. It will pump for a couple of days non stop without running dry to fill an inground swimming pool.
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