For comparison. Same price point. Vermont. Water view.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/52-Mud-Point-S-Alburgh-VT-05440/92003614_zpid/

Twice the size. Twice the acreage.

I would call them and ask

Currently having issue with a new heating system we just installed..and it's just never worked right. Long story short we were being told we have hard water and that's why it isn't working right. Anyway I'm in warwick so its providence water and I used rhode island analytical and had them come test the water for me so know I have a chain of custody for the samples and lab results that will hold up should court be necessary. Just had a fairly basic testing done and included hardness. Total was $300.

Lol yes they do.

What kind of weak ass shit is this? Just pull out and block her like a real man 😤

Edit: if she loves you, she’ll understand

I came here to make the same joke

But do they look like him?

No a good lawyer knows what the fuck he’s saying and then confidently asserts. The worst “lawyers,” are the Reddit ones, Fishy Pete, spouting off theories.

:-0 !! I had not; PFAS is new to me by name and I'm ruffling through some of the content now - wouldn't ya know that North Providence falls into the "Red = Total PFAS detected at a total greater than 20 ppt" category. I'm learning a lot today; thank you very much, kind Redditor!

You’re welcome. :)

Have you looked at the PFAS map?

https://www.sierraclub.org/pfas-rhode-island-water

Enjoy it OP

Thank you for sharing your experience and for mentioning BAL and providing their #, that's very nice of you! I'm going to check out their site and plan to give them a call in the near future - my curiosity is piqued as to what the test results will be, that is for sure!

Yeah I’ll take the few days o can get might last until Tuesday hopefully

When I got mine done they stressed that I still had a "loaded gun" so to speak and that I'd need to, um, fire off the remaining rounds before I could be certified as sterile. They had me drop off a sample four weeks after the procedure to confirm sterility.

Whoa! Now that you mention it, our toilet does get a discolored ring around the water line in about a weeks' time, and that is a pretty new development. It's a fairly new toilet (2 years old, maybe) so it's not like it is old and scratched or anything. And we work from home so it's not like the water is stagnant in there for any extended amount of time. I hadn't associated the two events before.. thanks for sharing this (although I'm sorry that you are also experiencing this annoyance!)

So cool, thank you for that.

Got it done at Brown Urology in East Providence. Dr Harisaran was amazing. He talked me through the whole process beforehand, let me know risks, what to expect, etc. His bedside manner is great and we were chatting and joking throughout the entire process.

>n the hopes of selling you a water purification system. Lowes I think does this also.

Noted; thank you! I've def. walked by the spinning carousel of test kits at the Home Depot check out before but along the lines of what you mentioned, figured there was a bit of a catch, so to speak. I'll have to stop by Lowes or Home Depot and grab one to check out the details. Appreciate the comment!

Maybe call BAL and tell them you’d like a price quote on testing your drinking water?

4017850241

Brown Urology in Warwick

1. I usually test the water when we buy a new home - whether it is well water or city water - to be safe.

2. Last time I tested water (it happened to be well water but I’m not sure it would matter), I gathered samples from faucets and brought the samples to the health department.

Thank you! I'm a fellow r/hydrohomies subscriber and will keep them in mind if we decide to explore more extensive filtration. Appreciate you mentioning that community! : )

Hello! I have not tested the water here before. I'm not yet aware of how much a test may or may not cost - when I did some Google searching, found that health.ri.gov mostly references well water testing but I/we do not have a well. Also https://health.ri.gov/find/labs/drinkingwater/ speaks to RIDOH Certified Drinking Water Testing labs - but it also says they do not endorse or recommend any of the certified laboratories listed (???) so honestly I was just confused and figured to ask here for thoughts and recommendations.

It’ll probably be in the 60s by next weekend

Make sure you wait long enough to test it out. My old boss ended up with twins.