Methods for eradicating biofilms from plumbing systems
AssigneeGordon & Rosenblatt, LLC
InventorsAaron ROSENBLATT, Gilbert GORDON
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Abstract
Disclosed are advantageous systems and methods for treating building water systems, especially the interior surfaces of premise plumbing, to remove biofilm and inactivate biofilm-associated pathogens, including protozoa, using disinfectant formulations at concentrations at in excess of those used for drinking water treatment, and further, in co-applying complexing agents to mitigate corrosion of the materials treated; and using these in conjunction with off-gas containment devices that allow flushing of taps without the liberation of toxic fumes.
Claims18
1-23. (canceled)
A method for containing gases during acute chemical treatment of plumbing systems, the method comprising:
- (a) attaching a conduit to a water source comprising water which comprises chlorine dioxide such that the opposing end of the conduit is proximal to or extends into a drain, and
- (b) passing said water which comprises chlorine dioxide down the drain.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.