Clean-Water FAQ
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Geolite (zeolite) acts as both a shield and a buffer.
Its highly porous structure gives the bacteria a safe place to live and multiply, protecting them from being washed away or consumed by micro-predators. At the same time, the mineral traps ammonia and nutrients, bringing the food directly to the bacteria’s doorstep.
Neither. It is a 100% biological and mineral-based product.
It contains no synthetic chemicals, antibiotics, or harsh medications. It works entirely through natural physical adsorption and biological digestion.
A consortium is a curated team of different bacterial species working together.
One strain might be excellent at breaking down thick sludge, while another specialises in converting ammonia. A single strain can easily get overwhelmed, but a consortium shares the workload and can handle complex, varied waste.
They are alive, but dormant — effectively in a state of hibernation or spore form.
They are freeze-dried or stabilised onto the Geolite carrier. Once they touch water, they absorb moisture, wake up, and begin actively feeding and reproducing.