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The document is a reporting form from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources for public water systems to notify the department of low water pressure events. It outlines the requirements for reporting, including details such as system specifics, nature of the problem, lowest pressure reading, duration of low pressure, and corrective actions taken. The form must be submitted within 48 hours of a pressure drop below 20 psi, in compliance with state regulations.

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How much is a full water test?

How much will a water test cost me? Costs can vary depending on the number and type of tests you request. Typical tests range from $25-$400.

How do I get my water tested in my area?

Often county health departments will help you test for bacteria or nitrates. If not, you can have your water tested by a state certified laboratory. You can find one in your area by calling the Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 800-426-4791 or visiting .epa.gov/safewater/labs.

How can I test my water myself?

You CAN buy (on the order of 10 dollars) a test kit from your local home center. These are usually a package of strips that you dip in the water. These strips contain reactants that change color to indicate various contaminants in your water.

How do I get my well water tested in MN?

Contact an accredited laboratory to get sample containers and instructions, or ask your county environmental or public health services if they provide well water testing services. After the laboratory analyzes your water sample, the laboratory will send you a report with the test results.

How do I get my well water tested in Iowa?

Private well owners or users can contact your local county sanitarian and ask to arrange a free arsenic test through the Grants to Counties well program. You can also contact the State Hygienic Laboratory (1- 800-421-IOWA) to obtain the test kit and pay for the testing yourself.

How do I get my water tested in Iowa?

Water sample test kits are available through The State Hygienic Laboratory (SHL) or your local drinking water laboratory. To obtain a sample kit from SHL you can call 800-421-4692. A list of other drinking water laboratories can be found at the following link: List of drinking water laboratories.

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