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When you first move into your home, run the bath and hand basin taps continuously for at least five minutes. This will flush through any bacteria. If your shower has not been used for a week or more, run water from both hot and cold supplies through the shower hose and showerhead for two minutes.
It is a legal requirement (mandatory) that the landlord carries out a risk assessment of the property that assesses the risk of exposure to legionella. The risk assessment must consider the domestic hot and cold water systems, water tanks, water heaters and the water temperature.
In most domestic cases, no special training is needed to conduct a legionella risk assessment. The person performing the assessment only needs to be competent enough to do so. Competency means the individual must have proper knowledge of health and safety requirements.
Regular testing for legionella can help prevent potential and sometimes fatal outbreaks of Legionnaires disease. Furthermore, routine legionella testing helps to safeguard the health and well-being of building occupants, tenants and visitors to any facility.
Indications for Legionnaires Disease Testing Immunocompromised patients with pneumonia. Patients with a travel history (patients who have traveled away from their home overnight within 14 days before symptom onset)
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How do I test for Legionella in my home? You can order a Legionella water testing kit online, use it to sample your water, then send it off to the lab for analysis. Results usually take 14 days.
The most commonly used laboratory test for diagnosis of Legionnaires disease is the urinary antigen test (UAT), which detects a molecule of the Legionella bacterium in urine. If the patient has pneumonia and the test is positive, then you should consider the patient to have Legionnaires disease.
This test is considered the gold standard for diagnosing an infection caused by Legionella bacteria. A positive culture may be determined in about 48 to 72 hours. Negative cultures are held for at least 7 days before a final result is reported.
Legionella water testing takes 14 days, this allows the bacteria to be cultivated and meet requirements set in place by UKAS for the correct bacteria testing conditions.
It is recommended to test for legionella when: A water system is being treated with biocides and water is stored or distributed at lower temperatures. Initially testing should be carried out monthly to provide an early warning should there be of loss of control.

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