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The document is a billing and sample collection form for water analysis from the Drinking Water Laboratory in Lansing, Michigan. It outlines the necessary information required for submitting water samples, including account details, sample source, testing requests, and associated fees. The form emphasizes the importance of prepayment and provides instructions for proper sample collection to ensure accurate testing results.

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How long can a water sample sit before testing?

The sample should be kept at a temperature lower than that during filling. Refrigeration or freezing of samples is only truly effective if it is applied immediately after the collection of the samples. This necessitates the use of cool boxes or refrigerators at the sampling site.

How do you get a water sample?

Do not run the water before collecting the sample. Simply remove the bottle lid, place the bottle under the faucet, and collect the first water out of the faucet in the morning. Fill the bottle to the top and screw the lid on tightly to prevent leakage. Refrigerate until you are ready to send to the laboratory.

How to send a water sample for testing?

BHP will post out the necessary sampling bottles to customers with instructions on how to take the samples. Customers can fill the sample bottles using our instructions and use the prepaid An Post express postage parcel included in the kit to return samples by post.

What are the guidelines for water sample collection?

Wear gloves and eye protection when collecting samples. Rinse the bottle and cap three times with sample water and fill the bottle to within one to two inches from the top. Place the sample into a cooler with ice for immediate delivery or shipment to the laboratory.

How do you store water samples for analysis?

To evaluate the highest levels of lead and/or copper present, you should take a sample from the tap after the water has been held in the pipes for six hours or overnight. Samples should be collected from the cold-water kitchen tap or bathroom sink tap.

How do you transport a water sample for testing?

Samples should be stored and transported at temperatures between 2 and 8 C following collection. Drinking water samples must be less than 25 C (preferably between 2 10 C) but not frozen when received at the laboratory.

Where can I send a water sample to be tested?

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.

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