, do you get any die-off with it?
Debbie :)
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thanks for the info
Debbie
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Deb:
I bought thefood-grade diatomaceous earth from Major Surplus Survival, in
Gardena
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grace1...@aol.com writes:
Jill where would you purchase this from?
Thanks Deb
Hi Deb, sorry to jump in here but wanted you to know I take a tsp of DE
about 2-3 times a week...Some folks take a TB sp... I take it in
Thanks for jumping in I love info, do you get any die-off with it?
Debbie :)
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Do you also put a mask on the dog? You don't want the dog breathing it in or
getting it into it's eyes either I imagine. A tea towel tied around the
dog's neck and hung over it's head or an Elizabethan collar might do the
trick during application.
Ian
If your dog is being bothered by mites, fleas
I don't know what the pool grade looks like, but the good stuff is a
fine white powder, like flour or corn starch.
Marshall
Roger Barker wrote:
Hi all, I'm trying to source some food grade diatomaceous earth down
here in New Zealand and keep coming up with the pool filter heat
treated
Thank heaven for that Marshall, I was having kittens when it was said it is
brown, as the one I bought is almost white! Dee
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From: Marshall Dudley
Date: 30/04/2007 15:09:15
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSDiatomaceous Earth
I don't know what the pool
Thanks for your input Marshall. If all else fails on the local scene
I'll see about importing some from State side.
Cheers, Roger B
On 1 May, 2007, at 2:08 AM, Marshall Dudley wrote:
I don't know what the pool grade looks like, but the good stuff is
a fine white powder, like flour or
Thanks for the url - at least it's somewhere for the to start.
Cheers, Roger B
On 1 May, 2007, at 3:48 PM, Marjie wrote:
If all else fails on the local scene I'll see about importing some
from State side.
*
Hi Roger, I order mine (food grade) from Nitron. They are
If all else fails on the local scene I'll see about importing some from State side.
*
Hi Roger, I order mine (food grade) from Nitron. They are in Arkansas, don't know about shipping to New Zealand. Here is their link.
against breathing it, are to
keep you from discovering how many things it can be used for.
Daddybob
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From: Roger Barker [mailto:rbar...@orcon.net.nz]
Sent: Friday, April 27, 2007 7:33 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSDiatomaceous Earth
Hi all, I'm trying to source
Go to www.Nitron.com. They are in Fayetteville, ARK. and sell a 50 lb. bag of
food grade for $38 plus shipping.
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Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2007 9:03 PM
Subject: CSDiatomaceous Earth
Thanks for this idea
Many thanks for all this useful information.
Cheers, Roger B
On 30 Apr, 2007, at 7:32 AM, ransley wrote:
Plain, unadulterated DE is brownish-beige. Pool grade is usually
white,
that's all I've ever seen.
Here in the US, any DE that is used on veg's is Food Grade because
it won't
hurt
Hi roger,
Have a chat to your the brew master at your local brewery. Just don't breathe
that stuf either.
hth,
Tony
On 28 Apr 2007 at 11:33, Roger Barker wrote about :
Subject : CSDiatomaceous Earth
Hi all, I'm trying to source some food grade diatomaceous earth down
here in New Zealand
that stuf either.
hth,
Tony
On 28 Apr 2007 at 11:33, Roger Barker wrote about :
Subject : CSDiatomaceous Earth
Hi all, I'm trying to source some food grade diatomaceous earth down
here in New Zealand and keep coming up with the pool filter heat
treated variety. Can anyone tell me
Hi all, I'm trying to source some food grade diatomaceous earth down
here in New Zealand and keep coming up with the pool filter heat
treated variety. Can anyone tell me if there is a visible difference
between the food grade and the heat treated variety as I'm sure there
must be some of
have you tried any health food stores Rogerthat's where I found mine
here in Canada.
Good luck.
Denise
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From: Roger Barker rbar...@orcon.net.nz
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Sent: Friday, April 27, 2007 5:33 PM
Subject: CSDiatomaceous Earth
Hi all, I'm trying
Roger, there is a definite difference.I got my food grade from ebay.
Check it out.
Huggs
zoe W
Friday, April 27, 2007, 4:33:14 PM, you wrote:
Hi all, I'm trying to source some food grade diatomaceous earth down
here in New Zealand and keep coming up with the pool filter heat
The nurseries used to have Black Flag 'dusters' that you could fill and then
'pump' a powder onto plants. I don't know if they still have these but they
must have something similar.
Bill Keen
marmar...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 1/5/06 10:25:24 AM Central Standard Time,
The nurseries used to have Black Flag 'dusters' that you could fill and then
'pump' a powder onto plants. I don't know if they still have these but they
must have something similar.
Bill Keen
marmar...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 1/5/06 10:25:24 AM Central Standard Time,
In a message dated 1/6/06 3:21:21 AM Central Standard Time,
bkee...@sbcglobal.net writes:
The nurseries used to have Black Flag 'dusters' that you could fill and
then 'pump' a powder onto plants.
I was thinking about something along those lines -- there used to be plastic
tube thingies
Good catch. One should always read the ingredients on DE to make
certain that nothing else has been added.
Marshall
Bill Keen wrote:
Marshall Dudley, I have been reading and appreciate your post,
however, the Pool Filter DE is the different type and is saltwater
sourced and does have the
Take great care not to breathe DE whatever grade it is.
I have recently had the sad news of a friend and colleague who died young of
silicosis. He was a Brew Master and apparently got this from breathing DE which
is
used to filter yeast from beer.
Tony
Terry Chamberlin tcj...@yahoo.ca
Bill writes:
You claim to have observed material with similar packaging and gross
physical characteristics being sold for both purposes, and are urging
our members on the basis of that casual impression to ignore an
industry-wide safety standard.
At no time have I made this claim. I
debbie,
Here is a site that shows the dosage for animals:
http://www.hydromall.com/happy_grower16.html
I'm not sure what you mean by die-off to deal with.
Bill Keen
Deborah Gerard devorah...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
how do you know how much to take and is there a die-off to
Debbie said,
how do you know how much to take and is there a
die-off to deal with? this is a whole new thing to
me.
The following is an excerpt from a website discussing
DE. It covers the basics, including human use. There
is more info about pet, garden and livestock use on
this website that is
Jill,
Thanks for the report on your success' with DE. A most interesting
read!
The blower is a great idea.
I normally use DE around the foundation to keep ants out of the house,
and using your method, it would be much quicker and easier.
Chuck
To
Bill Keen wrote:
Terry, Check your facts. There are no crystals in DE. It is a
naturally occurring calceous product of organic origin and is not
processed.
No, DE contains crystalline silica. If it didn't then it would not
work, it is the source of the sharp crystals that kill the
Terry:
I would very much appreciate having your file on further information about
diatomaceous earth.
I had not known about the antiparasitic value of DE before these recent
posts!
I have been using the food grade DE to store grains. I believe I mixed 1/2
cup with a 5-gallon
Bill Keen wrote:
Mr. Devour, You made this statement: You claim to have observed
material with similar packaging and gross
physical characteristics being sold for both purposes, and are urging
our members on the basis of that casual impression to ignore an
industry-wide safety standard. At
Does anyone here use DE to combat pantry moths at home in your organic
seeds and flours etc.? How much would you add to, say, five pounds of
flour after transfering it to a jar?
Thanks,
DByron
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In a message dated 1/5/06 10:25:24 AM Central Standard Time,
grace1...@aol.com writes:
I think I'll try blowing it on my garden next spring.
Meant to ask -- how would you go about *blowing* it on? MA
In a message dated 1/5/06 10:25:24 AM Central Standard Time,
grace1...@aol.com writes:
I think I'll try blowing it on my garden next spring.
Wonder if this would work on the aphids that are devouring my Hibiscus plant,
brought indoors for the winter? I have sprayed them with everything
I got a blower device (long tube to load with DE, and blow on the other
end) from Major Surplus Supply in Redondo Beach, or Hawthorne, California.
The purpose is to spread a thin power on whatever you want to protect. I
wouldn't know how to use it on my garden otherwise.
Good luck with your houseplants. I haven't tried it on plants yet myself.
WARNING ! ! ! !
I just checked this site and the Perma-Guard ISN'T FOOD GRADE DE! IT is
mixed and CANNOT be taken internally! This is an insecticide sold under the
Trade Name. It is purportedly natural and not chemical. They make no claim
for Food Grade.
From the site:
Marshall Dudley,
I have been reading and appreciate your post, however, the Pool Filter DE is
the different type and is saltwater sourced and does have the silica crystals
which are heated to create the larger clumps apparently to enhance the
filtration process.
The Perma-Guard that
Terry...thank you so much and send me the info file if you would too :) debbie
Terry Chamberlin tcj...@yahoo.ca wrote: Debbie said,
how do you know how much to take and is there a
die-off to deal with? this is a whole new thing to
me.
The following is an excerpt from a website discussing
DE. It
The Perma-Guard was sold to me to be used to mix with wheat for storage.
The information that came with it said that the owner of the company had it
tested for minerals, and gave the the mineral content; it also said he takes
it
every day as a mineral supplement.
Are you saying that
Go to www.nitron.com .Pay $40 for a 50 lb. bag. Very safe to ingest. TJ
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Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 12:55 AM
Subject: Re: CSDiatomaceous earth
Bill Keen,
Everywhere I have seen diatomaceous
I just sent a post about pool grade DE to the OT list, it seems about
time to move this topic over there.
sol
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Read what the company puts in it to make it Perma-Guard and make up your own
mind. It is NOT Food Grade! I found NO REFERENCE to food grade in their
website write-up.
Bill Keen
grace1...@aol.com wrote:
The Perma-Guard was sold to me to be used to mix with wheat for storage.
The
to www.nitron.com .Pay $40 for a 50 lb. bag. Very safe to ingest. TJ
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From: M. G. Devour
To:
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 12:55 AM
Subject: Re: CSDiatomaceous earth
The easiest and cheapest for people and pets to get
rid of
intestinal worms is DE (diatomaceous earth)
available at the
local feed store or pool supply (much higher priced
there).
This is quite important: You should only use FOOD
GRADE diatomaceous earth, not the stuff used in pools.
The
Terry,
Check your facts. There are no crystals in DE. It is a naturally occurring
calceous product of organic origin and is not processed.
Just where did you get the info that you are supporting? Have you done ANY
research for yourself or have you just listened to the nonsense
how do you know how much to take and is there a die-off to deal with? this is a
whole new thing to me...thanks debbie
Terry Chamberlin tcj...@yahoo.ca wrote: The easiest and cheapest for
people and pets to get
rid of
intestinal worms is DE (diatomaceous earth)
available at the
local feed
Mr. Devour,
You made this statement:
You claim to have observed material with similar packaging and gross
physical characteristics being sold for both purposes, and are urging
our members on the basis of that casual impression to ignore an
industry-wide safety standard.
At no
What are the uses for diatomaceous earth , and where is it available?
Thank you,
Lon Chapman
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