Legionella and Environmental Action Platform – LEAP 2
A blog by a scientist/writer who attended the Legionella and Environment Action Platform – L.E.A.P 2, where she highlights what the event was like for her.
Controlling Legionella in water systems – which method is effective as well as safe?
The most commonly control measures for Legionella currently in use are intermittent heat and flush, temperature control, chlorine dioxide and copper-silver ionisation, but which method is safest, as well as effective?
How the Orca Ionisation system controls Legionella
How the Orca System Controls Legionella We introduce you to a video on ProEconomy’s YouTube channel showing how the Orca system controls Legionella and Pseudomonas in water systems. ProEconomy is a UK water treatment company which produces the Orca Copper and Silver Ionisation System for the control of Legionella and Pseudomonas in water. We have […]
Potential danger of non-touch sensor taps
In this blog, we discuss the danger of non-touch sensor taps and analyse links between non-touch sensor taps and Pseudomonas. BBH – Danger Of Non-Touch Sensor Taps An article in the Building Better Healthcare (BBH) website entitled ‘Non-touch taps could be fuelling Pseudomonas outbreak, report claims’ discusses a Department of Health report suggesting a link […]
Copper silver ionisation for Pseudomonas and Legionella control: a superior control measure, if further deaths are to be avoided
Diseases like pneumonia can be fatal, especially in immuno-compromised individuals. As shown in the Daily Mail online today, a patient being treated for cancer died because of an infection she contracted at Royal Sussex Hospital in Brighton.
