In Episode 8, Gerry talks about the following topics: Deciding on chlorination when your water is high in iron, manganese, sulphur odor, or especially if you have a combination of those, What system to use in treating coliform bacteria in water, How to set up a chlorinator system, When and how to use UV sterilizers, What is a good alternative to chlorination, UV rays need to penetrate the water to disinfect it. What to do to make the water fit for UV sterilization, Hydrogen Peroxide compared with chlorine in disinfecting residential well waters, Why chlorination is most effective against bacteria, What to do after chlorination to completely remove the chlorine from disinfected water, When does chlorine become ineffective in disinfecting the water?, What is the right amount of chlorine to inject and at what rate?, Should you get a solid pellet chlorinator or a liquid chlorinator?, What to do when your well is 400 feet deep but your pump is only 300 feet, How to figure out how much chlorine to add to the water or estimating the chlorine demand in the water, The ideal should be that the chlorine residual should be very tiny or none, When chlorine is added to the water, it not only reacts with bacteria but also with other impurities such as hydrosulphite, soluble metals, iron and manganese particles, organic matter, and micro-organisms, Adding chlorine to counteract the oxides iron, manganese, hydrosulphite, The more you use the water in the house in order to maintain a constant pressure, you get more or less flow.

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