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Anonymous
 No.3010005
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any tips for COLLECTING water samples to test if I'm checking out rural home for sale that might have been unoccupied for a while?

Do I need to get the water turned on, run in for a while and come back in a few days, or WTF?

What to look for in scumbag Real Estate Agents or sellers trying to pawn off a house with bad water?
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Anonymous
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>>3010005
theres almost always a spigot in the wellhouse right next to the pump and pressure tank
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Anonymous
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>>3010005
ToT
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Anonymous
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 No.3010052
put a water quality condition on your offer to buy
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