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Old January 16, 2017   #11
Ricky Shaw
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A friend who lives in rural Weld County 30 minute drive from me, has 2800ppm water. Agriculture and fracking are big out there, but the water was terrible before all the fracking, so it's doubtful that's the cause. Water has a slight sulfur smell and milky, but supposedly okay to drink. They drink and cook with bottled water.
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