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Clean Dishes and Cookware With Chemical-Free Alternatives

By Clifford Woods

With modern day cookware, it is not advisable to use any type of chemical substance to clean them as this could ruin the quality and effectiveness of the products. You can, however, apply natural ingredients such as baking soda to tough areas or use an organic all-purpose solution packed with a beneficial microorganisms product to completely get rid of any bacteria.



Below is some advice on how to clean certain types of cookware without harsh chemicals. 

Ceramic Wares Ceramic wares, such as a casserole dish, with stuck food should be soaked in hot water and roughly three tablespoons of salt. Allow it to sit until the water cools down, then wash like normal.

Roasting and Broiler Pans Roasting and broiler pans may be one of the hardest to get thoroughly clean. In most cases, they will not fit into the dishwasher. Even if they do manage to fit in the washer, the machine does not perform a good job at cleaning them. An effective way to avoid having to clean them several times is to fill up or cover the pan with boiling water and just let it sit. If even more extreme steps have to be used, fill up the pan with water and then boil it on the stove top for a few minutes. After that, wipe clean or wash with some salt spread onto a cloth or sponge. For your most difficult spots, spread salt straight onto it and scrub hard. 

Frying Pans It is possible to thoroughly clean a gritty frying pan by putting it on the stove top with quarter inch of water and a half cup of vinegar for about ten minutes at simmer. After that, clean as normal.

Clay Pots Clay pots utilized for food preparation also can turn out to be discolored or take on smells. To resolve this issue, fill this type of pot with water and put in one to four tablespoons of baking soda. Allow the mixture to sit for half an hour or longer, then rinse off and dry completely. 

Occasionally, a clay cooker may start to develop patches of mildew. Brush the mold away using a paste made from half baking soda and half water then let it sit. If it is possible, give it an additional boost by placing the clay pot directly into the sunlight. After thirty minutes, wash the paste out and rinse the clay pot.

Copper-Bottom Pans If your copper-bottom pans need a bit of cleaning, avoid looking for harmful polishes. Polishes tend to be at the top of the list of cleaning solutions to steer clear of; as an alternative, make use of a salt and lemon juice blend. 

Copper-bottom pans could be made bright and new-looking once more with a substance made from these two natural ingredients. Simply rub the paste into a sponge or cloth and then wash and rinse out extensively. You may also clean copper-bottom cookware with a very similar substance treatment replacing lemon juice with white vinegar. Or you could try filling up a spray container with pure vinegar and applying it straight onto the underside of the pans. 

Allow it to sit for a little while and you should begin to see the blemishes start to disappear. Afterward, sprinkle with salt, scrub thoroughly, and wash it out. For extremely difficult stains, more coarse salt works more effectively as compared to table salt.

An additional procedure is to just cut a lemon in two, dip it in a bit of salt to cover it, and stroke the copper bottom using circular motions. Following that, wash and dry completely. 
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Clifford Woods is the CEO of Effective Environmental Services and Organic Environmental Technology
We brew Beneficial Microorganisms that eat toxins and offer Environmentally Friendly Products

Bad Smell In Your Refrigerator?

By Clifford Woods

Even if refrigerators are kept clean, you can still get an odor build up. Some of the reasons for this are rotting food, fish, or unnoticed spills. As you probably know, a refrigerator that smells is definitely not a good place to store your fresh foods.

A clean and fresh smelling refrigerator is better so you may have some interest in handling and eliminating bad smells from it as soon as possible. Odors are not too difficult to get rid of, though there may be a bit of work involved. There are many steps that you can take to eliminate them for good. But, before you go about getting rid of the smells, first you need to remove the source of the odor.

SOME SUGGESTED STEPS:


Thoroughly Clean Your Fridge The main thing that must be done is to clean your fridge effectively. Remove all racks, containers and every other detachable part of the refrigerator and wash them properly.
Keep the parts you removed outdoors in the sunshine for a few hours so that they can dry correctly or simply do a very good job of drying them fully. Meanwhile, wipe down the inside completely and don't miss cleaning inside any drawers.


Wash the Drip Tray
The drip tray can be found under the fridge. It is quite important to clean the drip tray every now and then since it holds filthy water that could be the main cause of the bad stench coming from your fridge./

It is possible to clean the drip tray by taking out the guard grill under the refer door and cautiously pull it out and get rid of the water inside. Deodorize the drip tray by placing it in a water and baking soda solution.

Defrost the Fridge and Freezer You need to routinely defrost your fridge and freezer. This is important since bad smells can concentrate and mix with the ice cubes currently within the freezer. Defrosting will even help to eliminate thicker layers of ice which make the fridge inefficient and when that happen your food items are not well cared for./


Ensure Proper Airflow
To get rid of bad smells you should also try to ensure that there is plenty of cold air moving all around the refrigerator. Sufficient ventilation will assist you to preserve food products for lengthier periods of time and it will help solve the problem of bad stench.

Dispose of Spoiled Food
Switch off the fridge, disconnect the power, and then get rid of all the spoiled goods or nearly spoiled foods in your refrigerator. Examine every item closely and little by little dispose of the ruined food products. 

Decaying foods are a primary reason for that potent odor coming from your fridge. A good cleaning and the power back and all should be well.

Store Food Appropriately
Another primary reason for bad fridge smells is due to the incorrect storage of food products. Each compartment within a refrigerator have various temperature ranges that conserve the quality, fragrance, and taste of various types of food.

Therefore, it is very important to store food items in their specific storage compartments only. Your refrigerator manual will tell you which foods belong where. Once you have eliminated the main sources of the odor, you can maintain freshness and an odor free environment in your fridge by using the two methods listed below.

Baking Soda
Baking soda helps to maintain freshness. Take a package of it and spread the baking soda all over a baking sheet and then you can put baking sheet inside the fridge for at least several hours. After that is done – you can simply leave the open baking soda package in the fridge to keep working on maintaining the freshness.

Use an All-Natural Odor Eliminator
An organic stench remover with beneficial microorganism’s works by using natural approaches to eliminate the compounds that cause the odor at hand. With just a light squirt, an organic odor control solution is completely effective and safe for use on almost all fabrics, furniture, and flooring. Use in kitchens, refrigerators, gyms, offices, bathrooms, cars, and more!

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Clifford Woods is the CEO of Effective Environmental Services and Organic Environmental Technology
We brew Beneficial Microorganisms that eat toxins and offer Natural Organic Solutions

Are You Having Trouble with Cat and Dog Odor?

By Clifford Woods

If you are like most pet owners, you probably consider your pets as members of the family. They share your home, provide you with wholehearted love, and they will always be ready to greet you with a meow or a tail wag whenever you are in sight. Even though their unconditional affection will often make them far more charming than the human members of your family, cats and dogs come with their own personal set of problems. The most typical concern that pet owners speak about is the odor caused by their animals.






Cat Odors Cats generally cause two main indoor odor-related challenges: urine in the litter box and outside of it. For your cat's litter box, picking the appropriate litter is very important, as is scooping and changing out the litter regularly. When a cat urinates outside of the litter box, it can be more bothersome. If you do not eliminate the odor immediately, the cat is much more likely to do it again in the exact same area.

Unfortunately, you might not notice the smell until it has had the chance to seep into the rug or furnishings. Once it has seeped in and the germs that cause the ammonia odor have had time to flourish, it can be a bit challenging to get rid of the smell. Cats may also create some odor troubles outdoors as well. If there are other cats in the community that check out your backyard, for instance, you may find yourself in a situation where every single cat in the neighborhood, along with yours, marks and remark the same spot in your yard. 

Cats love to mark their territories. Also, the cats may start to make use of a particular area of your yard as a litter box. As soon as one cat notices the scent of a different cat's excrement, it will attempt to cover it up with its own. In no time, you will have a major odor problem on your hand.

Dog Odors A pretty much identical set of problems give dog owners trouble as well. Dogs, at times, have ‘accidents’ inside your home which could result in a domino effect if you have no good odor eliminator. A dog can also have the inclination to return to the exact same spot for a second and third time. Similar to cats, dogs that do their business in the yard normally do it again in the same area consistently; this could affect your landscape in a bad way. For those who have a kennel run, on warm days the smells can travel into your house which can present quite a challenge.

Solution for Pet Odors What is the best way to help reduce pet-related odors? In most cases, you will need a solution that does not hide your pet's smells but gets rid of them completely. Preferably, the product should be without scent in order to make sure that your pet does not desire to "re-mark" his or her territory. On top of that, a solution that eliminate pet smells completely rather than hide it can, help stop your pet from re-visiting the restricted areas of your home and go where they are supposed to go.

When you are looking for an all-natural odor remover, find a product that is completely organic and specifically mentions pets. Make sure the solution you choose is environmentally friendly and is made with beneficial microorganisms that will remove odors through microbial digestion of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide along with minimizing odor-causing substances. 

Our pets will always be considered close family members, and the correct odor remover can make sure that their smell does not become or remain a problem to the rest of the family.
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Clifford Woods is the CEO of Effective Environmental Services and Organic Environmental Technology
We brew Beneficial Microorganisms that eat toxins and offer Natural Organic Solutions.

Are You Having Trouble with Cat and Dog Odor?

By Clifford Woods

If you are like most pet owners, you probably consider your pets as members of the family. They share your home, provide you with wholehearted love, and they will always be ready to greet you with a meow or a tail wag whenever you are in sight. 

Even though their unconditional affection will often make them far more charming than the human members of your family, cats and dogs come with their own personal set of problems. The most typical concern is the odor caused by animals.

Cat Odors Cats generally cause two main indoor odor-related challenges: urine in the litter box and outside of it. For your cat's litter box, picking the appropriate litter is very important, as is scooping and changing out the litter regularly. When a cat urinates outside of the litter box, it can be more bothersome. If you do not eliminate the odor immediately, the cat is much more likely to do it again in the exact same area. 

Unfortunately, you might not notice the smell until it has had the chance to seep into the rug or furnishings.
Once it has seeped in and the germs that cause the ammonia odor have had time to flourish, it can be a bit challenging to get rid of the smell. Cats may also create some odor troubles outdoors as well. If there are other cats in the community that check out your backyard, for instance, you may find yourself in a situation where every single cat in the neighborhood, along with yours, marks and remark the same spot in your yard. 

Cats love to mark their territories. Also, the cats may start to make use of a particular area of your yard as a litter box. As soon as one cat notices the scent of a different cat's excrement, it will attempt to cover it up with its own. In no time, you will have a major odor problem on your hand.

Dog Odors A pretty much identical set of problems give dog owners trouble as well. Dogs, at times, have ‘accidents’ inside your home which could result in a domino effect if you have no good odor eliminator. A dog can also have the inclination to return to the exact same spot for a second and third time. Similar to cats, dogs that do their business in the yard normally do it again in the same are. This could affect your landscape in a bad way. 


For those who have a kennel run, on warm days the smells can travel into your house which can present quite a challenge.

Solution for Pet Odors What is the best way to help reduce pet-related odors?
In most cases, you will need a solution that does not hide your pet's smells but gets rid of them completely. Preferably, the product should be without scent in order to make sure that your pet does not desire to "re-mark" his or her territory. On top of that, a solution that eliminate pet smells completely rather than hide it can, help stop your pet from re-visiting the restricted areas of your home and go where they are supposed to go.

When you are looking for an all-natural odor remover, find a product that is completely organic and specifically mentions that it is safe for pets. Make sure the solution you choose is natural and organic and is made with beneficial microorganisms. This will remove odors through microbial digestion of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide along with minimizing odor-causing substances and your pets will be healthier for it.

Our pets will always be considered close family members, and the correct odor remover can make sure that their smell does not become or remain a problem to the rest of the family. 
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Clifford Woods is the CEO of Effective Environmental Services and Organic Environmental Technology We brew Beneficial Microorganisms that eat toxins and offer Natural Organic Solutions

Hydroponics and Beneficial Microorganisms

Hydroponics and Beneficial Microorganisms

By Clifford Woods 

Hydroponics is a subtype of hydro-culture or growing plants in water with nutrient solutions. It is a soil-less way of planting. Hydroponics derived its name from the Greek word “hydro” or water and “ponos” meaning labor. William Frederick Gericke of the University of California at Berkeley was one of the first ones to cultivate plants on mineral nutrient solutions. Gericke coined the term hydroponics in 1937 (although he asserts that the term was suggested by W. A. Setchell, of the University of California). 

Through these types of studies, it was discovered that plants could thrive not only in soil, but also in water, since water contains the essential nutrients and beneficial microorganisms that are also present in the soil. 

Hydroponics turned out to be more advantageous than soil culture, because pests are easy to control in this type of system.  In natural conditions, soil acts as a mineral nutrient reservoir but the soil itself is not essential to plant growth. When the mineral nutrients in the soil dissolve in water, plant roots are able to absorb them. When the required mineral nutrients are introduced into a plant's water supply artificially, soil is no longer required for the plant to thrive. Almost any terrestrial plant will grow with hydroponics.

Since the water environment of the plant can be controlled, nutrient solutions can be incorporated into the water depending on the nutrient needs of the plant. Many hydroponics growers also incorporate beneficial microorganism as supplements to nutrients in the water. 

There is actually a full range of ways to benefit from beneficial microorganisms, which can be utilized in hydroponics. The secret is only to know when to apply and how much to apply. Here are some of the benefits of beneficial microorganisms.

Development of Seeds and Clones
Beneficial microorganism is not just used on the hydroponics systems itself, but also for propagating seeds and also on developing the cuttings. This stage of crucial development in plant life and beneficial bacteria will help boost the growth and development of these plants and cuttings. During this time, beneficial microorganism incorporation should be three times the normal use. 

Elimination of Pathogens in the System
Harmful microorganisms that cause diseases increase even in the hydroponic systems during root development. These harmful microorganisms, which are also called pathogens, result to plant diseases or plant death. There are certain types of beneficial microorganism that kill these pathogens. 

It is important to know what type of pathogen is attacking the system to know what type of beneficial microorganism to incorporate in the hydroponics system. Moreover, these also strengthen plants defenses against harmful pathogens in a way like the immune system is boosted by supplements. 

Boosts Nutrient Uptake of Hydroponics Plants
Most beneficial microorganism types boost the nutrient uptake of plants in the hydroponics system by keeping the roots healthy by strengthening roots and increasing root size, since it is the one responsible for absorption. When spraying leaves with foliar fertilizer, these microorganisms may also be incorporated in the solution to enable the stomata of the leaves to absorb better.

Makes the Environment Suitable for Plant Growth
Beneficial microorganisms control the environment such as correcting the atmospheric nitrogen and producing nitrogen for plants, since plants cannot produce their own. Some fungi types also help in assimilating phosphorous when incorporated in the hydroponics system.

Hydroponics is a new way in cultivating plants where the environment can be controlled to eliminate any usual problems experienced from soil gardening. The strategy is to provide an environment that plants can thrive on and this is through providing the correct amount of nutrients supplemented with incorporating beneficial microorganisms. 

Clifford Woods is the CEO of Effective Environmental Services
and Organic Environmental Technology.
We brew Beneficial Microorganisms that eat toxins in the environment and offer Environmentally Friendly products.

My All Natural, No Chemical Pond Never Turns Green

My All Natural, No Chemical Pond Never Turns Green

By Clifford Woods

"My all-natural, no-chemical pond never turns green" is a statement made by our Founder's wife about their pond. She uses Pond Magician and Magic Sinkers all-year-round!

This astonishing statement got me curious! I knew the products worked; but never turns green? This I had to find out more about. So, being naturally curious I asked her how they did it. She explains how they keep their pond fresh and clean all-year-round with natural, organic no-chemical products.

No Chemicals tips for a clean, all natural, organic pond that you and your fish will love!

The first point is NEVER put any chemicals what-so-ever in your pond. They damage the environment; destroy natural vegetation and they can HARM your fish! If you are currently using chemicals, it is strongly recommend that you cease using them. At the very least, they are not safe for the environment. Use the recommended dosages - always!

When asked to elaborate on the pond itself, she says she has a 2500 gallon pond and that she always uses the recommended dosages of Pond Magician, every 6 weeks or so, ALL-YEAR-ROUND!

• No Ultra Violet Lights - ever. Ultra Violet light does reduce the bacteria in the pond; however, the UV cannot tell the difference between the good bacteria and the bad ones. Because of this, a UV light kills the friendly bacteria in the Pond and in the Pond Magician - right along with the bad guys!
• Use your dechlorinator. If your water is chlorinated or every time you add fresh water to your pond; dechlorinate. Chlorine is not good for the microbes in the Pond Magician.
• No sludge build-up! Because she uses Pond Magician - about once every 6 weeks or so, no black, stinky, smelly sludge builds up on the bottom of the pond.

Using Pond Magician, at the recommended dosages, all-year-round (every 6 weeks or so) and keeping your pond dechlorinated whenever you add fresh water, will give you: a) happy fish, b) thriving and beautiful plants c) no green water, and d) a clean, healthy, beautiful pond all-year-round!

Pond Magician gives you a clear, natural pond that never turns green all-year-round!

Clifford Woods is the CEO of Effective Environmental Services and Organic Environmental Technology.
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