What is the best way to remove sulphur from well water?
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FishScreener
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Basically most systems work by injecting oxygen. Either as air or hydrogen peroxide.
What system to use depends on how many gpm the well produces, what the level of sulphur dioxide is in the water, and how much water you use per day.
You need to have enough contact time for the oxygen to react with the “sulfur” and break it down.
What system to use depends on how many gpm the well produces, what the level of sulphur dioxide is in the water, and how much water you use per day.
You need to have enough contact time for the oxygen to react with the “sulfur” and break it down.
I have heard from people who have had good luck with the Sulfur Eliminator. It injects aerated water back down the well, which gives it plenty of time to work, and doesn't need a storage tank.
