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Here are some ways our EcoQuesters are going GREEN... Bob,
You did an excellent presentation on the Infinity2 plan. Last night's and this morning's calls were outstanding! Funny how you mentioned me on the morning call about ecoH.
I always have a spray bottle in my SUV for doing the windows, a quick cleanup from smudges in the interior or when the weather permits (1 teaspoon of ecoH in a pint of water). I wait 'till it starts to rain and then spray the exterior with ecoH. It gets rid of spider mite feces that most think is sap from maples or oak trees, a real pain to remove from windshields. Not so with the cleaning power of ecoH, and nature's H20. It dries without streaking. I save $10 bucks by not going to Car Wash, plus I'm going "Green," protecting our ground water from pollution.
My only
complaint, one bottle lasts too long for resales.
I have a restaurant owner trying the product now. He's also interested in our "Energy Saving" device.
Thanks for all you do Bob!
Bob Eliasen, NJ
More ecoH ideas... 1. When we purchased our home about a year and a half ago, the fireplace was all black inside. We sprayed ecoH on full strength and the sticky black substance just started running down. I waited a few minutes and then followed up with spraying water to wash it down. Newspapers were placed at the bottom to help soak up the wash down. A few spots needed an extra application, but it was a wonderful way to clean out the fireplace without some strong chemical smell cleaner. I told a friend about it, she bought a bottle to clean out her fireplace, and now she is an ecoH customer, and she shared that story with another friend, which led to another ecoH customer, who bought some for herself and her mother and sister.
2. Scorched pots and pans. If you have burn marks in your pots and pans from cooking, simply put a dab, just enough ecoH, full strength, onto the scorched part of the pan and let sit about 30 minutes. The Eco loosens up the black stuff and makes it much easier to scrub off. Some burns require a second or longer soak with a dab of ecoH. I have one pot that we scorched so bad, that even ecoH didn't help, but neither did any other method we tried.
3. Insects. One day I was cleaning out our screened in porch and disturbed a dark corner that was harboring a lot of mosquitoes. Since I happened to have my spray bottle full of ecoH cleaning solution in my hand, I sprayed the mosquitoes with it. Presto, they were down and dead. I have also used this any time I find ants invading the house. It will kill the ants it lands on, and if I leave the spray residue on for a floor or wall where they are entering in, it seems to discourage more ants from coming in. One time I wiped it up right away, to wipe up the dead ants and then I had more ants coming in again. I've also used the spray to knock down and kill flies in the house. The flies I feed to my gold fish, and it doesn't seem to bother the fish that their is ecoH residue on the fly.
My policy is, if there is any cleaning that needs doing, I try the ecoH first....if it doesn't work, then I will look for another product. I rarely need to use anything but ecoH.
Rosemary Kane
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