So, how 'bout some alternatives??? Faith
PS Chlorine. Yuck (and that's even before we get to the biohazards!)
On Sat, 22 Apr 1995, Carol Meeds WPB 407-433-2650 x 113 wrote:
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> Oh goddess no! Not Chlorix with teh deadly chlorine No Faith
> No! Talk to me! call me No! No! No! I care about you. This
> is not the answer
>
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>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Apr 22 22:12:57 MDT 1995
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From: Faith Freewoman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I don't have a list handy of which bills we need to mention when we call
the White House next week. Who's got a list of house and senate bill
numbers, and some specifics they can pass on to the group?
Faith
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Two common alternatives to chlorine disinfection are hydrogen
peroxide, which breaks down into hydrogen and water and exposure
to ultraviolet light. Both of these are oxidizers. Waste water
treatment plants are already using U.V. disinfection. In other
industrial applications, just not bleaching things to their
whitest white is an option, paper products could be sold in "au
natural" tones.
Non-oxidizing disinfectants that are stronger commercial include,
cloves and garlic.
