jaiden
Non-member
OK this isn't directly fish-related, but you folks know more about this stuff than average...
I occasionally get some bacteria growing in my well's pressure tank and need to put some chlorine in it. I have a 1" flexible hose that goes into the pressure tank (water flows in or out the same hose). The hose goes into a nylon fitting which is threaded into the well pump itself.
The other day, I took the hose off and it took me a couple hours to get it off and on.
I'm thinking I would like to put some kind of valve system in to make this easier. I can depressurize the tank by turning off the well pump and opening a faucet.
What combination of T's, valves, and chlorine reservoirs(?) would make this easier?
I occasionally get some bacteria growing in my well's pressure tank and need to put some chlorine in it. I have a 1" flexible hose that goes into the pressure tank (water flows in or out the same hose). The hose goes into a nylon fitting which is threaded into the well pump itself.
The other day, I took the hose off and it took me a couple hours to get it off and on.
I'm thinking I would like to put some kind of valve system in to make this easier. I can depressurize the tank by turning off the well pump and opening a faucet.
What combination of T's, valves, and chlorine reservoirs(?) would make this easier?
