Paper versus Cloth

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What’s the smart choice in napkins – paper or cloth? The answer may surprise you. The current state of the economy is well documented. A steady decline in the world economy, including the United States’, is keeping more people from traveling, staying in hotels and dining out in restaurants.

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Understanding Ozone - The Natural Way to Purify Air & Water©

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Applying ozone (O3) to the wash formula, the waste water stream and the pre-treatment system, can reduce operating hours, chemical, water and energy costs. In the last installment of this three-part series we’ll be taking a look at some ozone success stories and the benefits of using ozone in the waste stream and water reuse system.

Ozone’s Successful Results
The results of work accomplished at the John F. Kennedy Space Center, indicate many benefits from ozone applications as a water treatment replacing conventional chemical treatment for Cooling Towers. The results at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, considered most reliable for a three-year period test, are most favorable in the use of ozone in place of conventional chemical treatment.

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Capturing Rainwater - Roof System Proves Its Merit

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With many portions of the United States experiencing various degrees of drought, capturing and storing any rain Mother Nature provides makes sense and saves money – especially for a laundry. Eggleston Services, a private non-profit organization in Norfolk, Virginia, dedicated to providing work opportunities for people with severe disabilities, found a unique way to beat the water shortage challenge…a rainwater-capture system.

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PART 2 - Understanding Ozone - The Natural Way to Purify Air & Water©

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Applying ozone (O3) to the wash formula, the waste water stream and the pre-treatment system, can reduce operating hours, chemical, water and energy costs. In part two of this three-part series we’ll be taking a look at how ozone works.

We have all seen and heard about the pie chart that refers to washroom practices. The pie chart that is often referred to states that “Washing is a Function of Mechanical action, Time, Temperature and Chemistry ". Chemical companies have been stating that if we increase one function we can decrease the others. When we look at the pie chart it appears to be true.

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