bacteria
bacteria


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zengirl2 "For a project I was looking at toxins in water and read about sunflower stalks being used for this purpose. There was even a startup in NJ, but not..." | Read more » over 6 years ago
gretchengehrke "Hmm. This is surprising to me too. Iron-rich clay can readily adsorb arsenic under oxygen-rich conditions (this is actually the root of Bangladesh,..." | Read more » over 6 years ago
stevie "interesting! I've seen people using clay to filter water in Nicaragua, but I don't have an understanding of how that worked. " | Read more » over 6 years ago
Ag8n "I'm very surprised. I've spent many hours analyzing incoming raw material ( often times clays) usually for heavy metals. Clays are often the sour..." | Read more » over 6 years ago
liz "Have you considered using a microscope to look at the bacteria directly? " | Read more » almost 8 years ago
liz "I think the original idea about what kind of thing to haul up into the sky was that it would be a like a sponge, allowing the air to pass through a..." | Read more » over 8 years ago
nshapiro "Thanks @liz ! the sterile sugar matrix sounds amazing. @kosamari is cost the reason for the sugar matrix over petri dishes? Keeping the media steri..." | Read more » over 8 years ago
mathew "Hi Nick, I think you could collect particles at altitude, since the wind hitting a free-flight balloon should be within the range that the Passive ..." | Read more » over 8 years ago
liz "This question has come up before, at EcoHack 2012, when @kosamari DIY manufactured cotton candy using a sodacan, power drill, a box of sugar, and a..." | Read more » over 8 years ago
cooperbreeden "David, I'm wanting to explore using this technology down in Nashville TN to monitor algae blooms. It's still completely brand new to me but I'd lov..." | Read more » over 9 years ago
Audreygest "This is awesome. I actually found this website because I recently moved into an apartment with new paint and new carpet, and the off gassing is int..." | Read more » almost 10 years ago
warren "Wow, some real bold testing going on here. I'm just careful to keep my boots dry, and there's no big problem, but that kind of limits the utility o..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
MelissaN "For shoes, there I found no miracles with EM. I wear minimal shoes with no socks for running, and they get REALLY stinky fast. A dusting of plain o..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
warren "whoa, melissa -- bacterial stinky shoe treatments? I have a pair of dearly beloved vegan leather boots which could use some; they don't do well in ..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
MelissaN "Wow! I love where you are headed with this Nick! It would be very cool if Lactobacilli or bacteria found in commonly fermented products also broke..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
amysoyka "@nshapiro Sorry for taking so long to write a reply. I realized that what I replied with initially wasn't what you were asking. Lactic Acid is w..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
warren "This is especially exciting to me because formaldehyde remediation also dovetails with the ability to detect formaldehyde, in that if we develop a ..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
nshapiro "Thanks, David! This is really helpful! " | Read more » about 10 years ago
DavidMack "Here's one of the EPA source sampling methods: select method 316 in the pick list here for the purified DI water capture method: http://www.epa.gov..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
nshapiro "Hey David, yes, you are absolutely right. Ventilation in situations with clean outdoor air is definitely the best short-term option. It is cheap/fr..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
DavidMack "It sounds like a novel approach to breakdown formaldehyde. However, if you're in a situation whereby outdoor air is cleaner than indoor air, would..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
nshapiro "Thanks @amysoyka! That's really interesting. Do you know if lactic acid is known to break down formaldehyde and that the outputs of that breakdown ..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
amysoyka "What you need is lactic acid. It is a detergent and really easy to homebrew - it is naturally found in sour dairy. You can find out more about its..." | Read more » about 10 years ago
carmelfromson "Hi Liz, No I haven't yet, but am planning to make the mapping the main topic of discussion during our lunch on May 8th. I'm thinking that we need..." | Read more » over 10 years ago