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Do you belong to those millions of Americans who use well water for daily consumption in their homes and businesses? Did you know  well water needs to be tested for its intended use? The majority of the US residents heavily rely on well water for drinking and several other purposes. These wells contain water from the ground seeped through rains. Thus, it contains bacteria, heavy metals, chemicals, particulate matter, and several other contaminants which come along the way. The groundwa

Brewery is a segment where various types of beer are produced. This segment of alcoholic beverages, although centuries old has evolved over time and implemented technological advancements. From being a domestic or cottage industry a few thousand years ago, breweries now have vertical modern production facilities. They have refrigeration-enabled machines which run on electricity to maintain cold temperatures and required fermentation of yeast. The equipment here is mainly made of stainless steel

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a global concern since early 2020. Prominent medical and health organizations like World Health Organization (WHO) advised preventative measures to protect people from the gravity of the infection and reduce the transmission rate. With hashtag social distancing and stay home becoming the new normal and as part of the WHO guidelines, several people have increased cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting in their daily routine be it in homes, offices, institutions, or

A majority of the population across the globe, especially in the United States, use well water for drinking and domestic purposes. A dug and bored well contains groundwater seeped through rains; however, along with it there are chemicals, heavy metals, bacteria, and other contaminants get mixed through different sources. Hence, periodic well water testing is essential to check its usability. This is because minerals, bacteria, chemicals present in groundwater in excess quantities make the w