My ideas include chemically safe pesticides and fertilizers for our gardens and lawns. Perhaps unique bugs spray as well... In addition the "Clorox" company could provide services on a large-scale basis to communities, perhaps helping to develop sustainable methods of cleaning up superfund sites around the US, as well as helping in times of catastrophes, like the BP oil spill, to develop products to help clean the land, sea, and fauna!
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Raymond Macik
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Thank you for your suggestions. First, what particular bugs you wish to remove using this unique bugs spray? Second question, are you thinking of using Clorox bleach to sanitize and clean the water during catastrophes? Thank you for your feedback. You have been entered for a chance to win up to $1,000! We announce winners and new ways of earning cash prizes and cool stuff @Facebook. You are automatically put into a drawing for a chance to be one of our 5 winners in the contest: (4) $250 & (1) $1,000. Contest ends on June 30, 2012. Rules: Good Luck!
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Considering the bug spray, I was suggesting a common bug spray product for mosquitoes and ticks. Additionally, perhaps "Clorox" could also include chemical products/services to rid residential/commercial lawns of ticks as well, for Lyme disease is a great concern and due to the mild winter season experienced in some parts of the country this past year the tick population is growing and becoming more threatening to humans’ health. To address your second question concerning dumping bleach into public water systems would not only seem extremely irresponsible, but also at the same time not seem too far-fetched either. Bleach, being a common household object, aids itself to the laundry machine, kitchen floors and countertops, and various other uses that eventually lead to the bleach washing down into septic systems and by any various means of transportation, such as leaching, finds its way to a water source as well.
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Thank you for your feedpack. Have noted your idea on bug spray. Please rest assured we are not advising dumping bleach into public water system. I was referring during catastrophes, adding very small amount of bleach could help to purify dirty water for usage.
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I think he has a great idea! I am always looking for a safer product to use for my roses. Aphids are such an issue, and my poor roses show it. If there was such a bug spray that could be used safely on plants and not hurt the environment, I want it!
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