I will try to answer as many questions as i can here.I live by Lake View, IA. The cold water smells too. We had the water tested, they said it was ok to drink but not for infants though. I think i have a general idea of where the well is now after visiting with a neighbor earlier this evening. He believes it to buried, and said its possibly as deep as his, which is 60 ft. The iron level is quite low here, hardly any staining at all. If i cant get bleach down into the belly of the beast, could i try using some inline filters or a reverse osmosis system? Or would that not help the smell? For $1200 i found out i can get hooked up to rural water. Im thinking maybe i should just go ahead and take that step.. .it would eliminate the worries of my well and be far less costly than digging a new one thats for sure.
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