Well water owners: Whether or not you use a water ionizer with your well water…

You, as the only controller of your well, should know what’s in the well water you plan to drink. There are some elements that are in well water that could damage your water ionizer, and some could even damage your health. Here is a partial list of what would be good for any well water owner to know about especially if intending to use a water ionizer: hardness, TDS [total dissolved solids] sulfides, nitrites, nitrates, silica, manganese, iron [in excess], copper [in excess], bacteria, pesticides, and lead.

These days it’s not too hard or expensive to find out exactly what’s in your well water.

For instance, you can get a local to do a complete and thorough lab test and analysis .

The best thing I can recommend to you is to get a full picture of what’s in your water and have it analyzed by a professional who knows both about water ionizers and about water quality in general.

Another good solution for well water owners is to purchase a do-it-yourself kit, the Comprehensive Well Water Test Kit, which lets you see instantly what amounts of nine of the most common elements concerning well water.

Some municipalities offer their residents free or cheap water testing. It may be worth your while to check this out before you spend your money. However, beware of “free”. Often the free tests are not comprehensive enough to give you a full picture of what’s in your well water.

In all cases, once you know your well water test results you can contact us and get a full, free, no obligation, analysis of your results by a professional water expert.

There is always a way to get your water in shape to be drunk and/or ionized safely. Some people have tougher situations than others, but I’ve never seen a hopeless case or a case where it was too cost-prohibitive to handle the situation.

Most well owners find out that their water is fine, and while you might think they wasted their time with the testing, for me the peace of mind would be worth every penny.