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Efficacy of locally-available cleaning methods in removing biofilms from taps and surfaces of household water storage containers

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Efficacy of locally-available cleaning methods in removing biofilms from taps and surfaces of household water storage containers

G. String, M. Domini, et al.

Discover how effective household cleaning agents like bleach, boiled water, and vinegar play a crucial role in tackling the stubborn issue of *E. coli* biofilms on taps and storage containers. This study by Gabrielle String and team reveals practical insights for improving water safety.

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