Before connecting borehole water to your home, business, or swimming pool, you should do a comprehensive water test to check for: pH levels (to prevent corrosion or scale buildup). Bacteria and microbial contaminants (E. coli and coliform bacteria). Iron, manganese, and other heavy metals (which cause staining and discoloration). Nitrates and pesticides (especially in agricultural [...]

Borehole water can have several issues, including: High iron and manganese content, leading to brown stains on plumbing and laundry. Hard water (high calcium and magnesium levels), causing scale buildup in pipes and appliances. Bacteria and contaminants, which can pose health risks. Unpleasant odors or taste, often due to sulfur or organic matter. A proper [...]

The filtration system you need depends on the quality of your borehole water. Common treatments include: Sediment filters to remove sand, dirt, and debris. Activated carbon filters to reduce chlorine, bad taste, and odors. Iron removal filters to prevent staining of fixtures and appliances. Reverse osmosis (RO) systems for drinking water purification. UV sterilization to [...]

Borehole water can be used in swimming pools, but it often contains high mineral content, iron, and other impurities that can cause staining, cloudiness, and algae growth. To prevent these issues, it’s recommended to use a pre-filtration system and a water softener before filling your pool. Regular water testing and proper chemical balancing are also [...]

Yes, borehole water can be used for home or business purposes, but it must be properly treated before being connected to your plumbing system. Borehole water may contain sediment, bacteria, heavy metals, and minerals that need to be filtered out to ensure safe use. A filtration and purification system is essential for making the water [...]