THE TRUTH ABOUT HARSH CHEMICALS FOR YOUR HOLDING TANKS

FORMALDEHYDE, GLUTERALDEHYDES, ARLY AMINES, QUATERNARY AMINES,
CHLORINE, & PHENOLS.

FORMALDEHYDE WAS ORIGINALLY USED BY W.H.O. (WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION), TO PREVENT THE SPREAD
OF CHOLERA.  IT WAS PUT INTO AIRPLANE TOILETS IN CASE THE PLANE CRASHED IN AFRICA (WHICH WOULD
SPREAD CHOLERA AND ANY OTHER PATHOGENIC BACTERIA).  THE HARSH CHEMICALS MENTIONED ABOVE KILL
BACTERIA AND ODOR ON CONTACT - WHICH MAY KILL THE SMELL OF DEGRADING BACTERIA.  THE PROBLEM
WITH THESE CHEMICALS IS THAT THEY ARE DEEMED CARCINOGENIC BY THE SURGEON GENERAL , AND EACH
ONE ALONE IS BAD NEWS TO OUR WATER WAYS.

The claim that they are very diluted chemicals, just doesn't cut it!!!

BUT, SINCE ALL BACTERIA ARE NOT HARMFUL (NON-PATHOGENIC), THEY ARE MOSTLY NATURALLY OCCURRING
IN NATURE.   ALL BACTERIA HAVE SPECIFIC AGENDAS IN THEIR LIFE CYCLE.

Bacteria are usually in one of two states: spore form or live-vegetative.  When they are dormant (spore state) just by
themselves they aren't doing much for society.  But when they come in contact with waste they go in to a live-vegetative
state and produce enzymes that are specific for converting the waste into a food source for the bacteria to eat - thus
continuing the cycle until all of the waste is consumed by bacteria.

The correct bacteria produce the correct enzymes:  Thus the cycle keeps on working until all waste is
destroyed- and the bacteria die when nothing is left to eat.


ENZYME -----------------------------FOOD SOURCE

Amylase......................................Starches and Carbohydrates
Cellulase.....................................Toilet Paper
Lipase.........................................Fats, Oils, Grease
Protenase..................................Proteins


Harsh chemicals are killing the normal, biological action that should be taking place in your HOLDING TANKS,
pump-out stations, septic tanks & drain fields.

IF IT KILLS THE GOOD BACTERIA - IT JUST KILLED YOUR SEPTIC SYSTEM.

Thank you for your continued interest in keeping our water ways and lakes environmentally safe.