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Did you know cold water and ice machines can pose a risk for the growth of Legionella? ?? To learn more about this and how to effectively manage these risks in potable cold water systems, check out our latest blog post here: https://bit.ly/3Umhdpu

Congrats, Dr. Mark LeChevallier! You are at the forefront of drinking water research, and LiquiTech is so proud and honored to work with you. Learn more about the award-winning research paper: https://bit.ly/3Py1j8R.

We're presenting at the Infection Control Professionals of Southern New England Annual Conference on November 22! Join us to hear David Pierre's presentation on Plumbing 301 for Infection Preventionists: Source Water Quality + Supplemental Treatment. This is a great opportunity to learn from an expert in the field.

Without adequate water safety strategies in place, ice machines can become breeding grounds for harmful waterborne pathogens, like Legionella, Pseudomonas, and Burkholderia. In our newsletter, we cover: ??How to reduce waterborne pathogen risk in ice machines ??CDC report: ice machines linked to Burkholderia multivorans infections ??Increased Legionella risk linked to potable cold water ??CDC report: Waterborne pathogens a concern in US drinking water ??Mitigating healthcare-associated infections through water management strategies Check out our recent newsletter here: https://bit.ly/3UQ7UOJ

Is your facility’s water quality compliant with AAMI ST108? Water quality plays a critical role in patient safety and successful medical device processing. The AAMI ST108 standard sets essential guidelines to help healthcare facilities prevent the risks associated with substandard water. But what does compliance really mean for your facility? In our latest blog, we cover: ??The core components and impact of AAMI ST108 ??Steps to achieve and maintain compliance ??Practical tips for enhancing water treatment to protect patients Learn more and ensure your facility's water quality is on track: https://bit.ly/4fz00ky

?? Webinar registration reminder! ?? Join us for a free continuing education webinar on Plumbing 301 for Infection Preventionists: Source Water Quality + Supplemental Treatment on Wednesday, November 13 at 1pm CT! After the webinar, you'll be able to: ??Describe the approach to identifying potential infection risks in a hospital’s water system. ??Discuss the impact of biofilm formation in water systems on healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). ??Describe the pathways through which waterborne pathogens can cause HAIs. ??Explain supplemental disinfection and management strategies to control biofilm and bacterial growth. ??Outline water management plan protocols to reduce HAIs. ??Analyze a case study to understand the practical application of water system modifications and their effects on reducing infection rates. Our speaker, David Pierre, ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI 12080 Certified Legionella Water Safety Specialist and Director of Water Safety Programs at LiquiTech, brings more than 11 years of experience in waterborne pathogen risk management. Don't miss the insights from this industry expert! Register now: https://bit.ly/4eUR1Ki ?? Gain valuable knowledge and receive 1.0 continuing nursing education credit.??Plumbing 301 webinar reminder

The LiquiTech? Sediment Filtration System removes sediment from your water that can damage pipes and other water-bearing equipment, degrade water quality, and encourage bacteria growth. With self-cleaning stainless-steel filters and a smart control system, our Sediment Filtration System is durable, sustainable, cost-effective, and water-efficient. Learn more about our Sediment Filtration System's smart features, key benefits, and client results at https://bit.ly/3UU5EpV

LiquiTech's Darragh Mackin will be at the Annual Infectious Disease Conference jointly presented by the Infectious Disease Society of New Jersey and APIC Northern and Southern New Jersey. Stop by to learn how our sustainable technologies can improve your water quality, manage waterborne pathogens, and minimize infection risks, all without producing harmful byproducts that impact humans, plumbing, or the environment.

We're presenting at the APIC Houston Annual Conference on November 8! Join us to hear Brandon Bean's presentation on Plumbing 201 for Infection Preventionists: Plumbing Materials + Biofilm. This is a great opportunity to learn from an expert in the field and earn continuing education credits.

When a Northeast university successfully eliminated Legionella from their building’s hot water system using a copper-silver ionization system, they encountered a new challenge: Legionella was found in the cold water system due to stagnation from mixed-use and variable occupancy. Discover how installing a sediment filtration system in the cold water system helped the university reduce Legionella risks: https://bit.ly/3YLAlQn