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Chaetomium Species Chaetomium species are found worldwide in soil, dung, or decaying plants. Most species are prolific producers of the enzyme cellulase that breaks down cellulose. Destruction of paper and other…

Ion generators charge particles with a corona prior to their removal on collector plates or indoor surfaces and also emit ozone, which can react with terpenes to yield secondary organic aerosol, carbonyls,…

Salts and minerals leaching out of concrete basements or walls form a white, powdery crystals called efflorescence. Sometimes it may be difficult to visually distinguish between efflorescence and mold. However,…

The process of spoiling is a natural part of the life cycle of all foods, and it's easy to detect by smell, taste, feel, or sight. Although rotting is a…

    After decades of toxic fluoride being added to public water supplies without the public’s consent, we now have significant validation that this practice needs to be stopped. The…

Fluoride is a cumulative toxin, which means the more exposure you get, and the longer you get it, the worse your symptoms are likely to be. This is true even…

  Hydroxyl free radical chemistry is very different from other cleaning technologies...   Unlike ozone, atmospheric hydroxyls are safe for people, animals, plants and all sensitive materials like rubber, plastic, leather, vinyl, electronics,…

Contractors have long relied upon ozone, foggers, masking agents, filters and chemicals for deodorization.    But the hydroxyl generator is a new technology that may be preferable to all of…

   The science has never been clearer. Flaxseed is one of the top most powerful medicinal foods and may protect against dozens of life-threatening health conditions.    Many of us have…

There are very few sanitizing products available that are not harmful to your health. Triclosan is NOT one of them. Triclosan, one of the most prevalent antibacterial compounds found in…