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I have a well... What is the soap suds like substance coming from the faucet. Its not soap, just bubbly water. Should i be concerned? this has never happened before.

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Old Jul 4, 2009, 10:49 AM   #2  
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If it never happened before but now you have bubbles I'd have the water tested. Hard for us to tell but maybe your well is contaminated. Does the water smell as it always did?
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there is no smell
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Have it tested.
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My Sears does free water analysis. See if your Sears offers the same service...
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