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[NN] Re: OT - Cleaning products

Never tried. Would I add it to the wash water instead of a soap/cleaner?

Belinda

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> From: "labelleacres" <bilherbs@...>
> To: native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, December 2, 2008 3:31:20 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
> Subject: [NN] Re: OT - Cleaning products
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> I don't mind vinegar but we are dealing with real messes, 1/2 pound
> worth of meat and fat on the floor, blood on walls and floor, dried up
> mixes of everything you find in an animal. We do our own butchering
> and operate a very small custom slaughter.
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> Was leaning towards Shaklee because of the reasonable price and the
> lack of odors. Simple Green is what we have used until now. They must
> have changed the formula as it now gives me a BAD headache so that's
> not an option. Vinegar and our own soap works in the house but the
> stuff in the slaughter is a different story.
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> Belinda
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how about hydrogen peroxide? ... From: "labelleacres" <bilherbs@...> To: native-nutrition@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 2, 2008 3:31:20 PM GMT...
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Never tried. Would I add it to the wash water instead of a soap/cleaner? Belinda...
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I just dilute the peroxide in a darkened spray bottle. Vinegar in another spray bottle. AFAIK, bleach kills 99% of nasties, and vinegar 95%, add in the...
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... Suze, I think the key is fully pastured meats. It's pretty hard to get melamine into the grass :) Pastured ruminant meats are also low in PUFA, which is...
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I agree with Bryan as to the solution. The naturalnews snippet I posted a while back about US formula... had an interesting theory - that maybe it is the feed...
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Bryan- ... Actually, the PUFA content of ruminant meat is pretty close to constant regardless of diet, and if anything, it might be slightly higher in pastured...
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Suze, That article says that several "'organic'" farms in France ordered feed from China that was contaminated. It does not say that the chicken feed was...
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On my organic co-op list, somone posted that they purchased some organic frozen veggies at Whole Foods that said it was a product of China and had the USDA...
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Not at all! Your post just made me happier to own free-range chickens and dairy goats. :-) Since no one responded to my post about melamine in *organic*...
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It occurred to me that you might want to invest in a steamer, and just use heat and water to sterilize. Desh ... vinegar ... I ... butchering, but ... meat. ...
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We're not meat cutters we do the actual slaughtering as well. I'll give the peroxide a go but I don't think hot water alone will cut grease and our hogs leave...
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