New study claims bacterial cellulose layer which forms on top of the drink removes up to 80% of colour from single-dye solutions
MANCHESTER - Fermented tea drink Kombucha could help textile dyehouses clean up their wastewater, according to new research by scientists in Manchester.
The study shows that the rubbery 'scoby' layer that forms on top of kombucha can act like a sponge and filter for dye, removing up to nearly 80% of colour from single-dye solutions.
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