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The iron bacteria often lives in wells and eats the iron in the water. These bacteria can lead to discoloration of the water and problems with sulfur. They should be removed whenever possible.

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11y ago

Yes, if you mean survive. Bacteria usually stay dormant on, let's say, a doorknob, until suitable conditions are found for it to flourish and grow. Generally bacteria don't "grow" on metal surfaces due to the fact that it is easier for them to live in warm, moist environments.

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16y ago

Silver See Web Links for more information on the anti bacteria benefits of silver.

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only could grow on food.

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