Have you ever used well water?

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

No, can't say that I have. 

[Tetro Kornbluth]

Are we talking about physically taking water out of a well or having a well (in say, a private garden) as a water source which is then attached to the plumbing system into your sink? Because I have used the latter.

[TNF]

Yes, all of my water comes from a well.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Yes, all of my water comes from a well.

When I'm at home as opposed to being on campus, this.

[muon2]

Well water for both private and municipal systems is normal around here in northern IL. Once one is outside of the Lake Michigan basin which has strict water regulations, shallow and deep aquifers are the most reliable source of water. Municipal systems tap into both shallow and deep bedrock aquifers, while private wells that serve single homes use more shallow groundwater.

[WalterMitty]

yes.  we had well water in nc.  and unlike bushie, i did not like the taste of it.

and it also left a lot of build-up in the bathtub.

[Sopranos Republican]

It really isn't some kind of alien thing people, lol. And all of my city relatives comment on how much they love our water here.

[Flake]

Yes (normal)

[Vega]

I have a well where I live now... and I love it.

[Dave from Michigan]

Yes my grandparents had well water but it was connected to the house plumbing. I did not like the taste.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Yes my grandparents had well water but it was connected to the house plumbing. I did not like the taste.

Yeah, there's no pop in a well.

[Snowstalker Mk. II]

That's how we get our water, yes. There's a difference between a well that you directly take water out of and merely a public water source stored underground.

[Supersonic]

Is this literally water from a well?

Do people even still do this?

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Yes, and I probably know some black people that do, too.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Yes, and I probably know some black people that do, too.

I wonder how many people who use well water like Macklemore.

[Smid]

Grew up drinking tank water (water off the roof, as opposed to from underground) and like Bushy, I preferred the taste to tap water. Bore water (which I think is the same thing as your well water) is often used for agricultural purposes, including watering golf courses.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

My parents have well water in their home in New Jersey. It's easily the best tasting water I've ever had.

[Adam Griffin]

I lived on well water for 11 years, from the time I was born until 1999.

And like I posted in Update, the kind of well you have to spend a couple thousand dollars on to have someone drill 300 feet down (and pray they find water):

[PiMp DaDdy FitzGerald]

Yes and I got a rash from it.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Is this literally water from a well?

Do people even still do this?

     That was my reaction. When did Atlas become supermajority rural?

[muon2]

Is this literally water from a well?

Do people even still do this?

     That was my reaction. When did Atlas become supermajority rural?

There are lots suburban homes on small private wells in my area. In the NE my in-laws use water from their private well in suburban Boston. For municipal systems wells are also a common source in many parts of the US. A great deal of bottled water is actually well water when it doesn't explicitly say spring water.

[Mr. Morden]

Is this literally water from a well?

Do people even still do this?

     That was my reaction. When did Atlas become supermajority rural?

The house that I grew up in was on well water when I was a kid, in the 80s.  And it was hardly rural.  A suburb of ~30,000 people.

[Arturo Belano]

Yes, whenever I visit my relatives in Guatemala.

[MasterJedi]

Grandparents live half the year on Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri in the boonies, so whenever I visit them.

[windjammer]

Is this literally water from a well?

Do people even still do this?

Same reaction.