Caitlin explains the well process
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[0:00] Simone drilled this well last week so initially when a well is drilled we leave the billar bucket

[0:08] with the community so the homeowners the ones that are going to be using this well

[0:14] use the billar bucket to clean out the well so initially when you drill you're going to have

[0:19] sediment that is in the water so you you drill you put in your casing pipe your filter pack

[0:24] everything but you're still going to have essentially dirty water in there and you have

[0:29] to spend time cleaning out. Usually about a week, they have to go bail. So we teach them,

[0:36] Simone teaches them how to bail. So they have to shake up the water, they have to do different

[0:41] things to try to agitate the bottom and get the soil out. And once they do that for a

[0:48] week, then they start to pull out fairly clear water like that. And so when Simone knows

[0:57] that it's clear enough, then he's going to install the pump. And so that's what

[1:00] what we're here to do today is turn.