It’s a tricky trick to apply, but you can help reduce the chances of your water getting contaminated.

Water quality experts say that removing bacteria from your tap water is a good thing.

But to do it safely, you need to be careful with what you put in it.

The rules for removing bacteria in tap water vary, but it’s best to wash your hands before and after you use the tap.

Read more about water and hygiene.

Here’s what you need know:What does the water look like?

Tap water is clean, but water can have bacteria, too.

Bacteria can live in water to the point where it’s not safe for drinking.

Some types of bacteria can also make your water cloudy.

How to remove bacteria and prevent cloudy waterHow to remove contaminants from waterHow do I know if my tap water has bacteria?

You should always check your tap to make sure that it has bacteria, and to check your water to see if it has nitrates, nitrites, phosphates, sodium and chlorine.

If it does, it has been treated to prevent contamination.

How long should I keep my tap clean?

To keep your tap clean, make sure it’s filtered regularly.

A tap needs to be filtered in order to remove nitrates and nitrites.

It also needs to filter water that has nitrate and nitrite levels that exceed the recommended limit.

You can also keep your taps in good condition with regular cleaning with a detergent or cleaning solution.

If your tap does not have the proper filtration equipment, use a water filter that filters the water in the sink or tub instead of in the tap itself.