🔬 Safe and Easy-to-Use DIY BACTERIA in Drinking Water Test Kit – Rapidly Detects a Variety of 50 Coliform Bacteria Species within 24-Hours – Single Pack Review

Super disappointment! We ordered a kit from this company that ran several tests - the water came back positive, so we ordered a second water test. This one is completely different and requires incubation when the sample is at 95.5 degrees. How can an ordinary person even achieve this if you don't live in a hot climate! Super annoyed I bought two of them and now have to buy the other kind.

I used three of these test kits after opening my country house this spring. Initially, the water showed a positive result. I waited a few weeks to see if the spring fountain would resume. It has been negative for many years. The second shot was positive so I had a UV system installed. A week later we were tested again and had a negative result for bacteria. This led me to believe that the tests are accurate. I trusted them. I'm glad I was only able to test for eColi and Coliforms. For…

I wanted to see if the kit would confirm bacteria so I did a contaminated H2O sample. The best information I could find led me to believe that the septic tank liquid chamber contains 235ppm bacteria (bottom panel). I used carbon filtered water to dilute it to a 9ppm test sample. I had to build an incubation oven and 40w lightbulbs in a box was enough for 30-34°C. The kit confirmed the presence of bacteria but required a 24 hour incubation. There is nothing misleading about the product…

The bottle on the right is from SafeHome Bacteria and the other bottle is from another company that I bought from Amazon. I am shocking our well and trying for the 4th time to pass the water lab test (E. coli and common cauliflower) to refinance our house and someone told me to use this homemade test bottle, I bought another one from another company To do this, make sure that the result is correct. I have filled both bottles almost to the neck with our well water and put them on our…

My 81 year old mother had some problems with drinking water after a sewage problem in the water main. During this time, she also contracted a urinary tract infection. As a result, she was very concerned about the quality of her water after the plumbing issue was resolved. We needed a kit that included a test for E. coli as this bacterium is a common cause of urinary tract infections. I've looked at many kits, even on other websites, and found that not many of them include an E. coli test. If…