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1. Materials
2. Sterile Container
3. Form & Instructions
4. Collect The Sample
5. Correct Water Level
6. Keep Sample Cool
7. Deliver The Sample
8. Place Sample In Cooler
9. Raise The Flag
10. Test Results
1. Materials
July 14, 2020
Step 1: Pick up materials. Supplies are available in our drop box, 24/7. This includes full instructions, drop-off form and collection containers.
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2. Sterile Container
July 13, 2020
Step 2: Obtain a sterile container(s) from the top shelf. These must be used for bacteria testing. For chemical testing, use a 6-12 oz clean drinking water bottle (your own or feel free to use one from the large cooler on the ground). Do not use a sterile container for chemical samples.
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3. Form & Instructions
July 12, 2020
Step 3: Take a white drop-off form and orange instructions (also downloadable here) from the inside door of the drop box. The drop-off form must be delivered with your sample. Feel free to take a well owners manual for your reference.
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4. Collect The Sample
July 11, 2020
Step 4: Collect the sample. Detailed instructions are provided for sanitizing the faucet and flushing the line. Samples from the kitchen faucet are not recommended; samples from a bathtub faucet are preferred.
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5. Correct Water Level
July 10, 2020
Step 5: Fill the container to the neck. Make sure you have the correct water level. Too much water is better than not enough. If water level is too low, the sample must be rejected. Ignore the line. We understand the line causes confusion. Please ignore it and fill the container to the NECK.
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6. Keep Sample Cool
July 9, 2020
Step 6: Samples for bacteria testing MUST be kept cool during transport, without getting form wet. Fold and wrap form and payment around container, secure with the rubber band. Place inside a small baggie. Place that baggie inside a second small baggie with 3 ice cubes.
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7. Deliver The Sample
July 8, 2020
Step 7: Deliver the sample. the same day you collect it. At the dropbox, remove inner baggie (with sample) from second baggie, and place inner baggie only in cooler in the dropbox. Take your second baggie with you, and dump the ice on the ground.
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8. Place Sample In Cooler
July 7, 2020
Step 8: Within the cooler, place sample on top of the black tray. Close the cooler, and close the dropbox.
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9. Raise The Flag
July 6, 2020
Step 9: Please raise the flag on the outside of the dropbox, to let us know a sample has been delivered.
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10. Test Results
July 5, 2020
RESULTS: We will email you (the following day) when the results are complete. For bacteria tests, results are based on the following CLEAR = PASS YELLOW = FAIL, positive for total coliform FLUORESCENT = FAIL, positive for total coliform and e.coli.
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1. Materials
2. Sterile Container
3. Form & Instructions
4. Collect The Sample
5. Correct Water Level
6. Keep Sample Cool
7. Deliver The Sample
8. Place Sample In Cooler
9. Raise The Flag
10. Test Results
1. Materials
July 14, 2020
Step 1: Pick up materials. Supplies are available in our drop box, 24/7. This includes full instructions, drop-off form and collection containers.
Read More
2. Sterile Container
July 13, 2020
Step 2: Obtain a sterile container(s) from the top shelf. These must be used for bacteria testing. For chemical testing, use a 6-12 oz clean drinking water bottle (your own or feel free to use one from the large cooler on the ground). Do not use a sterile container for chemical samples.
Read More
3. Form & Instructions
July 12, 2020
Step 3: Take a white drop-off form and orange instructions (also downloadable here) from the inside door of the drop box. The drop-off form must be delivered with your sample. Feel free to take a well owners manual for your reference.
Read More
4. Collect The Sample
July 11, 2020
Step 4: Collect the sample. Detailed instructions are provided for sanitizing the faucet and flushing the line. Samples from the kitchen faucet are not recommended; samples from a bathtub faucet are preferred.
Read More
5. Correct Water Level
July 10, 2020
Step 5: Fill the container to the neck. Make sure you have the correct water level. Too much water is better than not enough. If water level is too low, the sample must be rejected. Ignore the line. We understand the line causes confusion. Please ignore it and fill the container to the NECK.
Read More
6. Keep Sample Cool
July 9, 2020
Step 6: Samples for bacteria testing MUST be kept cool during transport, without getting form wet. Fold and wrap form and payment around container, secure with the rubber band. Place inside a small baggie. Place that baggie inside a second small baggie with 3 ice cubes.
Read More
7. Deliver The Sample
July 8, 2020
Step 7: Deliver the sample. the same day you collect it. At the dropbox, remove inner baggie (with sample) from second baggie, and place inner baggie only in cooler in the dropbox. Take your second baggie with you, and dump the ice on the ground.
Read More
8. Place Sample In Cooler
July 7, 2020
Step 8: Within the cooler, place sample on top of the black tray. Close the cooler, and close the dropbox.
Read More
9. Raise The Flag
July 6, 2020
Step 9: Please raise the flag on the outside of the dropbox, to let us know a sample has been delivered.
Read More
10. Test Results
July 5, 2020
RESULTS: We will email you (the following day) when the results are complete. For bacteria tests, results are based on the following CLEAR = PASS YELLOW = FAIL, positive for total coliform FLUORESCENT = FAIL, positive for total coliform and e.coli.
Read More