This will probably sound dumb, but ToxiClenz really IS made out of diatomaceous earth, isn't it?
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yes it is (food grade). it also has inositol in it which you can google to find out more about. inositol, generally helps cells to communicate w/in the nervous system. we've taken toxiclenz for about a year. we also found a place online to buy just the food grade diatomaceous earth and then we buy inositol thru amazon and take a tbs. of each once or twice a day. (lots cheaper) google "earthworks diatomaceous earth for placing orders and gathering info. on d.e. and testimonials.
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That is what the maker claims. It seems like any other DT I have bought in the past, and it smells like sea shells, but if you're asking me to guarantee that what they put in the can is DT, then I can't.
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Yes, but as I said before, it may be a natural substance, but poison worked better for me.
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NO! How can they be made of plastic and be non-toxic at the same time?? They can't. So if they are really made of plastic, then they are toxic. And if they are made of hard wax, then they aren't. The description says plastic so I will keep strict watch on my toddler when he uses them and wash his hands after with soap.
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Yes! It's a simple device. I bought it to use with diatomaceous earth (for cockroach problems) which works much better than boric acid and it's supposedly natural and non-toxic. Good luck!
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Diatomaceous Earth is mined from the purest deposits from prehistoric fresh water lake beds. DE doesn't get old or expire because it is a mineral and is already thousands of years old. For more information about DE, see www.earthworkshealth.com FAQ # 12 and the home page where the properties and benefits of using DE are fully explained.
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That depends on what you call organic. This is a copper chemical, element only, nothing actually manufactured for the active ingredient.
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The Honey that is harvested is Organically raised without pesticides. It has nothing to do with inorganic materials.
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A large tub of living sands was available for our kids to play with at an indoor park. The lady attending the area told me it was made of sand, shell & another unknown substance that the manufacturers won't release (I'm assuming because it makes the other 2 ingredients work as they do). She went on to say that it was non-toxic, glueten free & never dries out. This was my first and only experience with living sands.
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Everything in the universe is made from chemicals, including me, you, and neem oil. So yes, there are chemical pesticides in this product.
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No. This is a contact herbicide and only works when it is sprayed on live vegetation. What you're suggesting is a chemical treatment which prevents weed or vegetation growth from the start. You'll need something that poisons the earth to the germination and growth of vegetation. That sounds like a dangerous chemical to me. Why on earth would we want to make this planet sicker than it already is?
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yes....foodgrade diatomaceous earth is freshwater!i used it on my dogs bedding and dusted my cats w/it and used it on their bedding!was very safe and i found very dead fleas!amazing product!
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Yes, it is deluted with other chemicals and water. It is a repellant and doesnt work very well.
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The diatomaceous earth is only 77.69% of the mixture, the other 22.31% is "other" unspecified ingredients. The label DOES say it is BAITED Insect Control Powder. The front label has the "KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN" thing. The back label on the right side at very top reads "Precautionary Statements - HAZARDS TO HUMANS & DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Caution: moderate eye irritation. Avoid contact with eyes. Avoid breathing dust. Use adequate ventilation. Wear suitable dusty mask when using this product during prolonged exposure." The "Starage & Disposal" says, "Do not contaminate water, food or feed by storage or disposal." The next line reads "PESTICIDE Storage - Store in cool dry area away from heat or open flame and inaccessible to children and pets." There is even a warning not to reuse the container. Also from personal experience you Do Not want to expose electronics or polished plastic surfaces - it will damage the inside of electronics & ruin the finish on some plastic surfaces. There IS "food grade" 100% diatomaceous earth, but this product IS NOT it. Although it makes up the majority, whatever the "other" ingredients are qualifies it as a pesticide. If you want food grade make sure it plainly states it, it's not baited & it doesn't have warnings or pesticide storage & disposal cautionary statements.
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Alluminum and Nickle lead all caused cancer but you said that you thought that they may have be taken heavy metal out of their product and that is too what I read somewhere. Phennylalamine is an amino acid and the state of California has banned it .Do you think they took it out too?Please e mail me if allowed if bit leave a comment thx medicine
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Someone from Nature's Wisdom told me in a call that food grade DE, in order to be safe for human consumption, has to have 3% or less of crystalline silica. He also said their brand has less than 1%. On the Nature's Wisdom site it says: "Perma-Guard Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth is totally organic and safe. It contains less than 1% of Crystal & Silicon."
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i don't know - however - given its used for babies - it must be made from a 100 % safe & non toxic material for a regular use - and from the picture it does appear that the material used maybe safe plastic / polythene that is quite durable & it is obvious that it has been made after after the quality assurances from the makers have been APPROVED BY LICENSING AUTHOURITIES in the country of origin - moreover i do not wish to put my baby in a trauma from shampoo going in her eyes - so it is imperative for me to buy this great innovative product a s a p - isaac kazi
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Yes, the sticker says Made in China, but the maker appears to be typical glazed pottery from a kiln. I doubt it has lead or anything else toxic. Could be wrong, but I use it every day.