Estimate from 132 nearby samples, wells around 117 ft. This is not a test of your well. A mail-in lab kit is the next step. This ZIP is inside an Idaho DEQ Nitrate Priority Area.
Confidence grades: A = 10 or more samples in this 1.2 km zone; B = 3 to 9 in the zone or 10 or more within one ring; C = fewer; D = county median only.
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LAB TEST (mail-in). Collect samples at home, ship with the prepaid mailer to ETR Laboratories (ISO/IEC 17025 accredited by ANAB), results in about 2-4 business days after receipt. Tested analytes in plain words: 32 …
LAB TEST (mail-in). Single-analyte kit: collect one first-draw tap sample and mail it to Safe Home's EPA-certified laboratory; reports total lead (dissolved plus particulate) to 1 ppb, results online in 3-5 business days …
DIY KIT (strips plus vial tests; not a lab test). Single-use well-water panel. Analytes covered in plain words: lead (immunoassay strip, detects to about 5 ppb), coliform bacteria (48-hour presence/absence vial), …
Test first. This is not a test of your well. Nearby samples say what to look for.
Filter drinking water only?
After you have a lab result. Buy a point-of-use filter certified for what your test flags, not for this estimate.
Soften the whole house?
Usually, yes. 9.3 grains per gallon means scale on kettles and heaters and soap that will not lather. Hardness is not a health issue.
Test first?
Yes. A mail-in lab test is the only way to know what is in this well. Start with the kit above.
Hardness
Nearby samples run about 9.3 grains per gallon (gpg) (hard), confidence grade B. That is an estimate, not a result from your well. At 7 gpg or more, most well households in this range install a softener. Hardness is not a federal health violation.
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Drinking water
Under sink, pitcher, or faucet. Treats the water you drink and cook with.
Pairing. The water is hard enough that an RO membrane will scale. Pair with a softener if you also want whole-house scale control. Arsenic is common in wells in this area. Test first; an RO at the kitchen tap handles drinking water after a lab result.
Add your lab result
If you have a lab result for your well, adding it (location rounded to about 1 km, no address stored) improves the estimate for nearby households. We can email you a filter report from the numbers in the PDF.
Numbers are the system's samples at its taps and wells, not yours. Lead and copper are 90th percentiles from sampled homes. Well pages are nearby-sample estimates. Health text restates EPA and DEQ. Methodology.