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Discover LudwigThe phrase "harmful bacteria" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to bacteria which are known to cause illnesses or infections. For example, "The water in the river was heavily contaminated with harmful bacteria."
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Why don't regular cleaning agents kill harmful bacteria?
The thermizing removes potentially harmful bacteria, the company claims.
It can create a barrier to some potentially harmful bacteria.
Forget about produce washes: they do not claim to kill harmful bacteria.
"When you advocate your soaps that say they kill all harmful bacteria, you are committing suicide".
Plants remove nutrients, microorganisms keep harmful bacteria in check and pool filters remove detritus.
That process, known as depuration, eliminates harmful bacteria, though not viruses.
Tests found no harmful bacteria, but they have stopped selling the cheese.
Deployed on farms, industrious dung beetles clean up livestock waste, improve soil and reduce harmful bacteria.
Polyphenols are anti-microbial, so they can help protect us from harmful bacteria as well.
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