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WhatsinYOURWater? PresentedbyDr. SarahWhiteandDr. Ballpark, ClemsonUniversity Tuesday,August21,201210:00am3:30pm TheLakeHouse, SandhillResearch&EducationCenter, Columbia, SC EverheardthesayingItsinthewater?

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How to Fill Out "Whats in Your Water?"

1. Start by gathering all necessary information and materials, such as a water testing kit, a clean container for water samples, and a pen and paper to record the results.
2. Follow the instructions provided with the water testing kit to collect water samples from various sources, such as taps, wells, or rivers, depending on what you want to test.
3. Label each water sample container with the corresponding source's name or location for accurate identification.
4. Fill each container with the designated amount of water as indicated in the instructions of your testing kit.
5. Securely seal each container to prevent any leakage during transportation and testing.
6. Complete any required paperwork or forms that may be included in your water testing kit, providing the necessary details about each water source being tested.
7. Double-check that all information is accurately recorded and that you have followed the instructions correctly.
8. Arrange for the water samples to be sent to a certified laboratory or testing facility, following any specific shipping or handling instructions provided.
9. Allow sufficient time for the laboratory to analyze the water samples and obtain the test results.
10. Once you receive the test results, carefully review them and compare them to the acceptable standards or guidelines for drinking water quality in your area.
11. Based on the results, take any necessary actions to address potential concerns or improve the quality of your water source, such as installing water treatment systems or contacting local authorities for further guidance.

Who Needs "Whats in Your Water?"

1. Homeowners: Homeowners can benefit from testing their water to ensure the quality and safety of their drinking water, especially if they rely on private wells or suspect any issues with their water supply.
2. Renters: If you are a renter, you have the right to request water testing from your landlord if you suspect any water quality problems, such as foul odors or discoloration.
3. Businesses: Industries that heavily rely on water, such as restaurants, hotels, and manufacturing plants, should regularly test their water to comply with health and safety regulations and protect the well-being of employees and customers.
4. Agricultural and Farming Operations: Farms and agricultural businesses should conduct water tests to ensure the quality of irrigation water, prevent contamination, and safeguard crops and livestock from potential health risks.
5. Environmental Organizations: Environmental organizations and researchers may also need to conduct water testing to assess the overall health and quality of water bodies, identify pollution sources, and advocate for environmental conservation and protection measures.

In summary, anyone concerned about the quality and safety of their water, whether for personal, business, or environmental reasons, can benefit from filling out "Whats in Your Water" and understanding the results to take appropriate actions.

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