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Dump a gallon of chlorine (bleach) down the well and see if that don't help, let it set overnight, pump it till the smell of bleach is gone.
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It is a closed well... Just a pipe with a pump attached... There is now way to get into it. I am wondering id it could be sulfer.. But i would think that would smell like eggs...
Even a closed well can be open, it may take some tools you don't have but it has to have a way so if you need to pull the pump.
I had a well like this that had sulfur and it did smell like eggs, if the walter had sat overnight.
I had a well like this that had sulfur and it did smell like eggs, if the walter had sat overnight.
Yes, i can remove the pump housing, but it is still just a pipe.. No open hole. Just one 3.25 inch pipe.
If you don't think it's sulfur, dump the bleach in the 3.25" pipe it is a good thing to sanitize the well every few years anyway.
The open hole will be at the bottom of the 3.25" casing.
The open hole will be at the bottom of the 3.25" casing.
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