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The History or Story Behind Zeolite
Zeolites were discovered in 1755 by Swedish mineralogist Axel Fredrick Cronstedt. Zeolites have been used for years in a variety of applications including water softening, water purification, arsenic control, detergents, construction, enriching poor soils, and converting crude oil into gasoline and other fuels. Zeolites are natural volcanic minerals with a number of unique characteristics. Zeolites are formed when volcanic ash was deposited in ancient alkaline lakes. The interaction of the zolcanic ash with the salts in the lake water altered the ash into various zeolite minerals. Zeolites have an unusual crystalline structure and aa unique ability to change ions. Our Zeolites are an aluminosilicate whose major ion exchangers are potassium and calcium plus other trace minerals. These elements are arranged within the mineral in a manner that gives the crystal a "honeycomb" framework of channels and cavaties. One gram of Zeolite provides up to several hundred square meters of surface area for chemical actions to take place. This characteristic of Zeolites gives them great absorbing power.
Zeolite Uses
Zeolite Minerals are 100% natural minerals. OSHA has determined that Zeolite products are: Non-Toxic Non Corrosive Non Flammable Stable Not Caustic Not an Irritant Not a sensitizer in oral, dermal, and ocular per Federal Hazardous Substances Act (15 CFR 1500)
Zeolites are safe to use around food and can be safely ingested, though not recommended. With proper maintainence, these products can be used over and over for years. By laying the product in sunlight for at least 6 hours or baking in the oven for 2 hours, the product will regenerate and can be used for years.
Zeolites naturally creates a healthier enviroment for you and your animals.
Horse stalls and stables, Feedlots, paddocks, animal pens, cat litter boxes, dog pens, pet accidents on carpets, rabbit cages, rodent dusting, chicken coops, aquariums, animal transport systems all can be enhanced using Zeolite.
Bathrooms
Place in medicine cabinets, clothes hampers, waste baskets, and carpets to control odors.
Garages, Driveways, Autos and Trucks
Floor sweep, driveway cleaner, car and truck deodorizer, carpets and ashtrays, gasoline and chemical spills, oil absorbtion in garage.
General Household
Elimate freezer and refrigerator odors and moisture, eliminate ice buildup, absorb food odors, carpet odors, outgassing, chemical odors and spills of household chemicals, Purify the air and remove allergens in heating and air conditioning units.
Absorbs Stains, Carpet and Pet Odors, and absorbs the Following Chemicals
Acids, ammonia, antifreeze, bleach, blood, diazinon, diesel, dormant spray, draino, gas from carpet glues,gasoline, insect killers, lighter fluids, lime away, liquid seven, mildew, mold, oils, paints, paint thinner, pool chemicals, pre cleano, roundup, stains, tilex, torch and lamp fuel, turpentine,WD40, WeedBGone, urine.
Great for Hunters
Spray on body and add to detergent before washing clothes to remove the "Human Scent".
Agriculture Uses
Use as a soil enhancer to control mosture, cut flowers, produce, absorbs ethylene gases and ammonia.
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Technical Data
Product Usage Guide
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