Converts all organic material and waste to methane leaving potable water

[chessnyt]

This stuff is all natural, devours all waste leaving clean drinking water behind...great for all waters resevoirs....I will also be approaching an aquaculture industry near me.

It can be fed into capped off coal mines producing an almost unlimited supply of natural gas.

There will be no more landfills...all waste will be fed into a vat and broken down into gas.

You won't have to hold your nose driving by a pig farm anymore...they will be selling off the gas instead.

None of this would have come my way if I passed up opportunity's to make people aware of our shrinking rights/planet/enclosure etc. in my never ending battle to save the planet.

While in the ear of a sales rep he told me of this guy with this amazing product...but no play from officialdom...other than a major oil company securing a sample through a crooked government source...no surprise there.

Well it seems the combination of over 50 ingredients and a specific process was to much to decipher in their lab, so things remain at a standstill.

I have been guaranteed a distributorship in my general area if I can establish a market...there may be an opportunity for others here if they can do the same...pm me if you are interested.

This guy has had it up to here with stuffed shirts and an honest guy...and he would be loyal to any distributors of his product.

A a matter of fact he is so honest he refuses to "cash in"...and is selling this stuff for only $ 30 dollars a pound...2 or 3 teaspoons will totally clean any septic tank to a spotless finish...and take care of a steady supply of waste for quite some time after.

In other words it goes a very long way...he says the stuff is cheaply made.

Apparently 100 lbs of it cleaned 15 miles of 4ft diameter sewer pipe spotlessly.

In the absence of a steady supply waste the material will consume itself in the end.

Regards...

People,

I came across this substance about 15 years ago in the genetically engineered microorganisms development projects in the early 1990’s.  At that time, they were called genetically engineered enzymes and they were being used to clean sewer systems as well as waste water canals.  There were even some enzymes that had been engineered to destroy grease in sewer pipes.

So this technology is NOT new and is NOT exclusive as I was able to purchase these agents (enzymes) 15 years ago.  It sounds like a great sales pitch though to say that it was being suppressed.  IT IS NOT BEING SUPPRESSED!!!

Goto http://www.envirozyme.com/ and you will see for yourself that it is still readily available to the public as an alternative cleaning solution.

Goto http://www.geo-pie.cornell.edu/crops/enzymes.html and you can confirm what I said about the fact that the technology has been around sine the 1990’s.

Disappointed,

Chess Knight

[Cap-Z-ro]

I'm not sure if this is the same product chess is referring to...although they both seem to do similar things.

This stuff leaves potable water behind...and the guy was very wary of my intentions, and never sent me a sample.

Oddly, I have been thinking of contacting him again.

Regards...

[triffid]

One time I was in Springfield,Mo at a feed store.I saw a bottle of crystals for the septic tank ,cost about 10 or 15 dollars.Early 90's I think.Could that have been it?Triffid

[triffid]

At the time,I thought it was just bacteria or clumps of bacteria.Triffid

[triffid]

Methane becomes a liquid at about 1000 psi whereas propane does so at about 29psi.Triffid