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Notice the biofilm
that has formed on the inside of the bottle above. This is what happens to your
purification / filtration system and plumbing if there are "harmless"
bacteria in your water supply and it is left untreated.
This was a sample collected from a client's well and left standing in a
refrigerator for several weeks. It was clear and uncolored when it was
collected.
Leftmost is a culture tube just after addition
of a water sample. Notice the water is clear and the residue at bottom is
sterile "food" to allow for growth of bacteria if they are present. The middle
tube shows iron reducing bacteria after only 3 days incubation. The rightmost
tube shows the deposits left by sulfur reducing bacteria that were obtained in a
sample from a household well after 13 days incubation. Note that both the
positive tubes had clear liquid at the start. All discoloration and a visible
deposit is just what happens in your well, plumbing, and purification system
if these bacteria are present.
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