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  1. Goldenrule

    Problem with water spots on chrome fixtures

    Hi Paul. I am also in the Portland area and am wondering if you have a contact at Pixis Labs? Or, did they give you any other reference points about silica (other than 57 is considered annoying)? We are building in Sherwood and have a well with water that is at 29.2 mg/L of silica. Trying to...
  2. Goldenrule

    What amount of silica requires treatment in well water?

    Okay, thank you. Our turbidity and total dissolved solids were pretty low, however. I think the silica is a product of what the water picks up flowing through old volcanic rock to the aquifer. You can't see it with the naked eye. Perhaps we will have the silica levels tested again since we have...
  3. Goldenrule

    What amount of silica requires treatment in well water?

    Hi there. We are building a house in the Pacific NW and will be on well water. Our well was drilled 2 years ago, and we recently had comprehensive water tests done. We can't seem to get any straight answers on when silica becomes problematic, i.e. etching glass, fixtures, etc. I know a...
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