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“What are Iron Bacteria?” This question was asked by several attendees at the recent WQI Well Driller and Pump Installer training session, and rightfully so. "Iron bacteria" has become a buzzword in the well water industry, but it is rarely explained in terms of the...

To address recurring well water quality issues, a Wisconsin monitoring team used in-depth, evidence-based diagnostics to better understand local conditions and arrive at lasting and more cost-effective solutions. Groundwater is frequently assumed to be purer than...

Bacteria create biofilms as a habitat to live in a location which challenges their survival. Biofilms allow bacteria to take in and store nutrients from their surroundings, be protected, and continue reproducing. You may wonder, “Are biofilms a health hazard because...

Naturally forming biofilm and its role in shaping water quality has become increasingly accepted in the drinking water industry.  ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers) Guideline 12-2023, the premiere Guideline for managing...