You might not see blue-green algae in your water from the tap, but you can smell it. You definitely do not want to drink it as many forms of blue-green algae are toxic. This can kill humans and animals. So if a town\u2019s water source is contaminated with toxic blue green algae, who in their right mind would be drinking it? The answer to that would be likely no one. Who could even get past the smell? In situations like that, the best alternative to have on hand for fresh water on demand is water distillers or water distillation systems installed in the home and office areas.<\/p>\n
Lowell, Oregon has been told for the fourth year running that their water is polluted with blue-green algae, and after four years, they are now going to test it to see if it is really toxic or not. There are apparently different varieties of algae, (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You might not see blue-green algae in your water from the tap, but you can smell it. You definitely do not want to drink it as many forms of blue-green algae are toxic. This can kill humans and animals. So…<\/span><\/p>\n