LEGIONELLA
It’s a type of bacteria that’s most commonly found in natural water sources, such as ponds, as well as in everyday water systems, such as public showers and swimming pools.
Given the chance, Legionella bacteria can multiply literally overnight. All it takes is the right conditions, i.e. a water temperature of between 20 and 45°C, and a poorly-maintained environment, e.g. rust, dirt and sludge, for the bacteria to thrive.
Legionella bacteria are responsible for causing Legionnaire’s Disease, a severe form of pneumonia. It is most commonly contracted by people inhaling water droplets that are
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