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Bio-fermented water used in Thailand to get rid of rotten water in canals


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Thai villagers in cooperation with community leaders have made bio-fermented water to solve the issue of rotten water in natural canals that smell bad.

 

The bio-fermented water can be made by bringing leftover food waste from daily consumption to be mix with molasses and emulsified liquid and then left to ferment under natural anaerobic conditions for 15 days.

 

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After that villagers pour the bio-fermented water into the canals to help add oxygen and improve the conditions of the water in the canals that will become clean.

 

Villagers in Mueang Samut Prakan District said the bio-fermented water can be used for working in agriculture, fish farming, and watering plants as in the past.

 

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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

After that villagers pour the bio-fermented water into the canals to help add oxygen and improve the conditions of the water in the canals that will become clean

I'll ask the missus to stop washing her smalls in the local canal.

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1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Now they just have to deal with everyone chucking their plastic waste and rubbish in it !

And the widespread dissemination of dog dirt/urine.

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2 hours ago, rwill said:

Good for soil.  Good for septic tank.  Sold as EM.

If people and company's stop throwing their waste in these water's that might cut down on the bad smells. 

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