Conventional methods for dealing with textile
dye wastes consist of various combinations of
biological, physical and chemical methods.
Unfortunately, although the conventional physicochemical
methods are versatile and useful, they also
transfer the pollutant from one medium to another,
and end up in producing secondary waste products.
Innovative technologies, such as bioremediation, are
needed as alternatives to conventional methods to
find inexpensive and eco-friendly ways of removing
dyes from large volume of effluents [8-12].