Probiotics for Sewer Repair

Your city's sewer pipes are literally dissolving because of a toxic gas called hydrogen sulfide.

It smells like rotten eggs and eats through concrete, costing millions in repairs.

The culprit is actually bad bacteria feasting on the grease and sludge we flush down.

But there is a biological hack to fix it. Instead of harsh chemicals, treatment plants

are now using bioaugmentation. They pump in a specific type of good bacteria that eats the sludge faster than the

bad guys can. It starves out the toxic bacteria, stops the smell, and saves the infrastructure.

It is literally probiotics for the sewer.