----- Original Message -----
From: J... Brown
To: EcoChem
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 5:08 PM
Subject: EC-504 order
Attn. Judy
The
product is working great. I would like to order another 10
kg pail.
Here is my credit card information .....
Send
by standard delivery method - not in a hurry this time.
Many
Thanks
....
J. Brown
....
Ave
.....
CA 92118
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document is on file at EcoChem)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary"
To: "EcoChem"
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 7:04 AM
Subject: fungicide
Have been
using your CBF-2606 fungicide for the past two months and the results
have been excellent. Have been applying it about
every two weeks. I think the fungus has been destroyed
and the resulting dead patches of grass will gradually grow
back since I plan to apply the lawn conditioner at regular
intervals.
How often should I continue to use the fungicide to prevent
this problem
from ever occurring again? I have a centipede lawn and
the growing season is from April to October.
Thanks for your help and your great products!
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document is on file at EcoChem)
----- Original Message -----
From: Mary
To: EcoChem
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2003 12:19 PM
Subject: Re: your order - CB-PET
Thank you Judy. Parcel
Post is fine. It is for a rental property that isn't
ready yet anyway. I am amazed at your excellence in
customer care. You are to be commended for doing
such a great job!
Thank you again.
Mary .......
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document is on file at EcoChem)
----Original Message----
To: admin@ecochem.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 1:04 PM
Subject: Re: CBCT and CBPA
It's been a while, but I can
honestly say that I like both CBCT and CBPA.
CBCT did help with my cotton as there is no sign of any left
after several
months of composting, and CBPA did help with pet poop pile
odors and
miscellaneous small animal carcuses found around my property
(birds,
squirrels, rabbits). I happily tell others about them
both whenever the
topics comes up. It's hard to say which one I like
more.
Thanks for making such great products! And for
answering so many questions back in February.
Chris
Clemson University
Clemson, SC 29634-2805
USA
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document is on file at EcoChem)
----- Original Message -----
From: Gloria M......
To: EcoChem
Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2001 8:57 PM
Subject: Amazing product
A few months ago I ordered and received a bottle of
your pet odor
eliminator.
I have a couple of dogs, small, with problems
determining where is a
good place to relieve themselves. These are house kept dogs and I had already been forced
to pull up the wall to wall carpeting because
I couldn't figure a way combat the smell.
I think I tried everything I could find on the net.
I was trying to find a place to obtain the US Navy's concotion they use on submarines.
Then I sent for a couple of bottles of your EcoChem
product. Helpfully,
my order was changed by you folks to a more economical
size and
delivered quickly.
I have to tell you how pleased I am at the performance.
All your claims
are accurate and more so.
Thank you,
Gloria M
Indiana, USA
PS: I'm going to post to my welshterrier list
serve, about 200 dog
owners, your home page and encourage them to try
EcoChem's products.
Best wishes!
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document is on file at EcoChem)
---- Original Message -----
From: "Gary" <.............................>
To: "EcoChem" <admin@ecochem.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 7:04
AM
Subject: fungicide
Have been using your fungicide for the
past two months and the results have been excellent. Have been applying it about every two
weeks. I think the fungus has been destroyed and the resulting dead patches of grass will
gradually grow back since I plan to apply the lawn conditioner at
regular intervals.
How often should I continue to use the fungicide to prevent this
problem
from ever occurring again? I have a centipede lawn and the growing
season is from April to October.
Thanks for your help and your great products!
Original
document is on file at EcoChem)
You cannot imagine how pleased I am with your septic treatment
product (EC7003) and your treatment of me.
I am relieved that it is a completely natural product.
And I am positively thrilled to do business with a company that
chooses to treat a new, small volume customer with such dignity.
Thank you for the courtesy of shipping air and honoring the
Internet pricing. I regret that I do not have more
occasion to do business with Ecochem. However, I have
tagged your site with my "Favorites" and plan to refer
you vigorously to all my organic gardening buddies.
With sincere gratitude and best wishes, Judy,
Carol Beitz
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document is on file at EcoChem)
----Original Message----
From: <...............................>
To: admin@ecochem.com
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 8.57 PM
Subject: Thank You!
Dear
Judy,
Thank you for that neato Christmas greeting! I
especially enjoyed reading it in Polish, my own heritage.
And I especially want to thank you for treating me so
fairly. Shipping my order of EC 7003 via air mail to
expedite the order around the holiday was totally
unexpected, but very appreciated.
And honoring the order that was incorrectly advertised on
the web site is stunning. I am sorry; you probably did
not make any profit from my order! But you have
refreshed my confidence in doing business via the internet.
I am so pleased with the product and Ecochem and look
forward to doing business with a company I know I can trust.
With Sincere Gratitude,
Carol Beitz
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----Original Message----
From: "arthur weber"
<...........................>
To: admin@ecochem.com
Sent: Friday, November 23, 2001 5:55 PM
Subject: Horray!!! The order arrived today...
Judy, thank you so much for the
personal attention you have given me
concerning my recent purchase. Thanks again for all your
help. I can't
remember when I last received a letter with an actual
signature on it.
I will certainly recommend your company to my friends and
family. I'm
especially looking forward to testing your compost formula on
my heap of
compost.
Thank you,
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----- Original
Message -----
From: Shana
To:
EcoChem
Sent:
Wednesday, March 16, 2005 5:35 PM
Subject:
CPBA
I thought I ought
to tell you how pleased I am with CPBA. I run a horse boarding
stable with between 45 and 50 head. Needless to say, we have
manure. We are also surrounded by large expensive homes and a Wal-mart
across the street. Since I have been using this product, the odor
from my place is under control. When we clean the corrals out, it
can get very unpleasant, but when I spray each load with CPBA it
stops the odor in seconds. The compost piles work much faster and
stay hot, our fly problems are much easier to keep under control.
Thanks for saving my business.
Shauna H.
Lindon, Ut
(Original document is on file at EcoChem)
It's been a while, but I
can honestly say that I like both CBCT and CBPA. CBCT did help with my cotton as there is no sign of any left after
several
months of composting, and CBPA did help with pet poop pile odors and
miscellaneous small animal carcuses found around my property (birds,
squirrels, rabbits). I happily tell others about them both
whenever the
topics comes up. It's hard to say which one I like more.
Thanks for making such great products! And for answering so many
questions
back in February.
Chris
DAPS - Ravenel Center
Box 342805
Clemson University
Clemson, SC 29634-2805
USA
(Original document is on file at EcoChem)
Over the past 15 months we
have been able to reduce the amount of CBPA used for odor
control in our hog barn. When we started using CBPA we
were spraying the barn daily. We are now spraying every 5
to 7 days, depending on the number of sows in the barn.
This eliminates the odor and rids the barn of flies.
CBPA is also working well
in reducing bacteria. Before using CBPA we had to treat
the navels of the newborn pigs with antiseptic to help
ward off infections caused by bacteria on the floor etc.
A short while after we began spraying the barn with CBPA
we stopped using antiseptic. Although the number of
animals is steadily increasing, we are not experiencing
naval infections.
Lisa Ell
Ell Hog Farm
Craigmile, Alberta
(Original document is on file at EcoChem)
I visited the Chuck Stokes
Lower Field site on Aug. 16th at all six houses and
lagoon. There was no odor present at this visit. I walked
around the entire site to make this observation.
On Aug. 17th my son,
Thomas Forrest, and I revisited the site and there was
still no odor from the site.
My property is
approximately four thousand feet from this site. I have a
bicentennial farm that dates from 1797 and am 76 years
old, and have been plagued with odor for approximately
three years.
It was my understanding
that the Chuck Stokes Lower Field site had been treated
with CBPA for odor on Aug. 14, 1999.
Roy T. Forrest
Ayden, NC
(Original document is on file at EcoChem)
Murphy Farms –
Greenville NC
This facility is a hog
finishing operation made up of 6 hog houses and a 4 acre
lagoon. The total hog population on this site is around
7,440 at any given time.
All 6 hog houses flush
into the lagoon by way of flush gully ditches. The water
used for flushing purposes is top skimmed from the lagoon
and pumped back into tanks located at the end of each hog
house. The tanks automatically flush every 6 hours
flushing approximately 22,000 gallons of lagoon water
together with the liquid and solid waste from 7,440 hogs
( approximately 60 cubic yards) into the lagoon every 24
hours.
Over a three year period
odor emissions from this facility resulted in rising
tension between citizens and operators of the facility.
Over this same period numerous complaints had been filed
with state and local authorities.
In early August, 1999
EcoChem evaluated the problems. The objective was to
demonstrate the effectiveness of CBPA Anti-Pollutant
Bio-Stimulant in eliminating or significantly reducing
odor emissions. Treatment commenced on August 14, 1999.
The hog houses were sprayed with CBPA Stock Solution
(CBPA Anti-Pollutant Bio-Stimulant mixed with water at a
rate or 1:200) applied at a rate of 1 litre of stock
solution per 40 square feet. The result, no detectable
odors and no flies present in the hog houses. In addition
the animals appeared to be less stressed.
The surface of the lagoon
was blanket sprayed with CBPA Stock Solution (CBPA
Bio-Stimulant Anti-Pollution mixed with water at a rate
of 1:100) The result, no detectable odors.
(Original document on file at EcoChem)
Government of Alberta
– Royal Tyrrell Museum
Odor emissions from this
system had resulted in complaints from the neighboring
community for a substantial period of time. In an effort
to resolve the problem, several treatment methods had
been incorporated into the system but none provided a
result.
In June of 1999, EcoChem
evaluated the problems and treatment began in July 1999,
CBPA Anti-Pollutant Bio-Stimulant was injected up stream
from the first lift station at a rate of 3 PPM. Odor was
eliminated in three days and system functionality was
restored within two weeks. In August, 1999, the injection
rate was reduced to 2 PPM and is currently maintained at
that level. The system is continually monitored and as of
March 1, 2000, no odor had been detected and no
complaints had been recorded.
(Original document is on file at EcoChem)
Thank you for providing me
with samples of CBPA for use in our hog barn.
Over a one week time
period and after three applications of CBPA the barn is
free of hog manure odor. Prior to using CBPA the ammonia
inside the barn made it difficult to breathe and it was
necessary to wear a mask when working in the barn even
with the doors open. CBPA has changed all that and we can
now carry on our work in a relatively clean environment.
There is no doubt that we
will continue to use CBPA.
Lisa Ell
Ell Hog Farm
Craigmile, Alberta
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