Twin Oxide

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Permalink Reply by pigscanfly on February 5, 2010 at 6:52pm

Keep going, don't stop there.
Tell us why!!!!
Just maybe since you sell oxyblast you have a bias opinion?

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Permalink Reply by Zak Motala on February 17, 2010 at 1:01pm

Hi Pigscanfly
Yes I do sell oxy blast and have no problem letting you know that. I actually posted on here that I do. The reason I have the opinion that twin oxide is not a good product is based on some experiences that we have had with it. Our opinion cannot help but have some bias as you stated above. However we try to run our business on the most ethical levels. Our experience thus far with twin oxide has been.
1. A colony was getting free twin oxide to promote the product to other colonies. This is not a bad marketing concept, however if the product was one of complete value this would not have been done. We were asked to do the same and turned the offer down. We sell on the quality of our product and not on the deception.
2. We have replaced many twin oxide systems- Corrosion and the capability of the product is what we were told was the reason. We are only sharing the reasons and have no backup on the capability.
3. Chlorine itself is not good for you, we have read many instances where twin oxide has denied being a chlorine based product. Chlorine Dioxide is a great killer of everything including the beneficial items in the nutrition of water. Clean water does not mean nutritional water.
4. We have recently been getting many phone calls from ex twin oxide Dealers. The reason they are looking else where is because of the problems they have experienced. Twin Oxide itself has changed its system to a tablet and powder form. Also we have been told that dealers have left for reasons unkown.
5. Corrosion- Please look at the pump we pulled of a farm.
6. Our first experience with twin oxide was the clogging of nipples on hog and chicken operations.
I hope this helps to explain our reasons and appreciate you asking.

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Permalink Reply by pigscanfly on February 17, 2010 at 6:46pm

Thanks for the reply.
I've been using this product for about 18 months and i don't see any corrosion.
Please tell us why oxyblast is a better product.

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Permalink Reply by Zak Motala on February 20, 2010 at 3:54pm

Oxy Blast is a Hydrogen Peroxide based product. H202 is as natural as it comes, you will get a reading in the snow, rain, lakes and ocean with a test strip. Also you produce H202 in your intestines and for your immune system naturally. Oxy Blast has found a way to stabilize the H202 so that it has a better stabilization, H202 similar to chlorine or any other oxidizer will dissipate over time. Oxy Blast is a good cleaner for the scaling on your pipes, it cleans the water and it has no negative effect on the natural aerobic bacteria your stomach needs for digestion. At the end of any chlorine based product you have clean water, however clean water can be dead water and does not mean nutritional water. This is where Oxy Blast is a very good alternative. You can punch up Hydrogen Peroxide on the internet and read many different experiences both positive and negative. Just like anything else livestock does not lie, we have seen many results, all positive. Primarily because we first have a high quality H202 without fillers etc, that is the base of Oxy Blast. Now you can buy cheap not great quality H202 and it is not a very good comparison to what we do. My research into many different water solutions tell me that if I can have a natural product, that is effective and does some of the things Oxy Blast has done, you have a winner. If you are happy with what you are using I would keep using it. We try not to convince anyone about our product, we tell them what it is doing in the industry and we allow them to make a common sense decision. I have appreciated your comments and wish you all the best.

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Permalink Reply by Gary Wehher on March 2, 2010 at 12:25pm

I own a roof cleaning company. We use a solution of 12.5% bleach mixed with water. Concentrations somewhere around 30-40% to clean the black algae and mold streaks from home and business rooftops. Will this product work in this regard?
Would seem like it would be safer for employees and the enviroment.
Thanks
gary

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