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Hi from Texas, a water-curious newcomer

 
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Hi everyone, I'm Corbin from the Dallas area. I've been learning a lot about home water lately: reading local water reports, figuring out what's actually in my tap water, and finding ways to cut back on bottled water. I'm also an Independent Multipure Advocate, so water filtration is something I think about a lot. I'm looking forward to learning from all of you about wells, rainwater, and keeping water simple and clean on a homestead. Glad to be here!
 
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Welcome to Permies!

You will read/meet a lot of people, all over the world, who live with a variety of water situations here. I, professionally, work in the filtration industry making the media that goes into filters so it is nice to see someone interested in them joining!
 
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