02|10|2015
09|11|2014
Sales Veteran Jeff Englum Joins Blue Earth Products
We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Jeff Englum to Regional Sales Manager of the Midwest. His deep water industry expertise will benefit current and potential customers in...
09|04|2014
Clearitas@ 350 Receives Registration Certificate by State of CA
We are excited to announce that the State of California has officially approved the use of Clearitas 350 as a primary disinfectant for healthcare facilities. See the press release...
06|19|2014
neXt Cleans Pressure Valves at Templeton, MA Water Plant
Check out this video of our product, neXt®, in action by our partner, Plastic Pipe Fabrication (PPF, a division of E.J. Prescott). This video shows the use of neXt...
02|18|2014
Blue Earth Products Obtains Product By Process Patent for Clearitas
Today, we announced the third patent received for our Clearitas scale control solution. This patent adds significantly to Blue Earth Products because it is for a highly concentrated end-product...
01|31|2014
Inside New York City’s Water Tanks are Layers of Neglect
There are estimated to be 12,000-17,000 water tanks across the New York City skyline. Recent samplings taken by the New York Times at just twelve of the water towers...
11|21|2013
Booklet on Microorganisms In Plumbing Systems
What’s Bugging Your Pipes: How Microorganisms Affect Plumbing Systems This booklet is a resource on microbiologically influenced corrosion as it occurs in plumbing systems of buildings. The book covers...
11|18|2013
While America Denies Legionella, Europe Exposes
The UK is taking steps toward exposing the issues regarding Legionnaires’ disease while America tries to keep the reality of its dangers from the public eye. The Health and Safety...
11|08|2013
Scientists Find Legionella Likely Hiding in Amoebae
Are legionella surviving high levels of chlorine because they are hiding in amoeba?Norwegian scientists are providing evidence that legionella can survive treatments by hiding in amoeba. As the number...
10|28|2013
Debt Continues to Drown Our Water Utilities
America is caught in a rut. Why? The American Society of Civil Engineers has recently graded our nation’s drinking water infrastructure a “D.” This means more than $1...