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Yes sir. Storm drain lol.

Okay thank you. I just wanted to make sure I didn't ruin anything by adding some chlorine. I think it's okay now. I think I got rid of the remaining by running garden hose to the sewage drain.

I was told to add a little bit to the holding tank. This was just to keep the growth or bacteria from growing. They said at least once a month or every few weeks.

After running the water I ran my garden hose for awhile and I don't even smell it anymore in the house. I took a shower and everything and I don't even smell it like I did yesterday.

I'm not sure if I would say it algae but it's some kind of build up. I made a post awhile ago about it. I get green build up In things such as the nets for washer inlet, Shower head, etc. they said it was a biological growth of some sort.

I will but is it something I should be extremely worried about? I don't want to have it harm my system while I wait until I can make it to the store tomorrow.

So after some research I decided it was best to add chlorine to my water for algae issues. I think maybe I added a little too much compared to what I read. I can smell just a little chlorine in my water when taking a shower or whatever it be. Should I worry? The smell isn't overpowering. I just...

Okay Thank you. I know my buddy puts chlorine in his on a set routine I'm not sure how often he does it though.

Perfect. Is there a ratio or an amount I should use?

Would this be something I poor directly into well system?

Hello I just purchased a new home. This well water thug is new to me. I started to notice a build up on valve screens such as my inlet valve, shower head screen. I have to take them out and clean them and all is good after. The build up is black and reminds me of an algae build up. I'm not sure...

Okay that pretty much answers my question. Thank you.

Hello. I'm new to the forums because I'm in search of answer. I am going to set up a reverse osmosis system under my sink. I have everything that I need but the one thing that puzzles me is the copper water line. It runs from under the sink and actually goes up and over through the attic from...