Beyond Clean Water Quality Expert™
If your washers are working correctly, it probably isn't bioburden. Or is it?
-Jonathan Wilder, Ph.D.
Straight from the Water Quality expert™
"If the return on investment meets your facility's threshold, you may just get what you ask for. But how good is..."
"Basic or alkaline solutions and detergents are highly effective at destruction of biological material on..."
"Water softening is a tried and true approach to decreasing hardness. It isn't free, and it adds..."
"The aggressiveness index measures how aggressive water is toward copper plumbing. Copper plumbing is used..."
"But what causes the conductivity to increase? Contaminants in the water, especially those that are..."
"If these elements are found in water that surgical instruments are processed in, they can and will..."
"Why is it called "stainless steel" and under what circumstances is it not "stainless"? It is called stainless steel..."
"To decrease the amount of TOC in utility water, activated carbon filters are the answer. But..."
"If you have enough critical water, you should always use it for final rinse. You may need two final rinses if you..."
""Critical" water has specified maximum contaminant levels that establish a minimum purity level. So, what do..."
"So...if you use water that isn't pure enough, you won't get the instruments clean. And that means that..."
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Do you have questions about water quality?
You can reach Jonathan at: jwilder@qprgllc.com