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Laurel,I have fogged with Sue's Orange Plus. It seemed to work. Altho I have a hard time knowing because until I get themout of my property, the dogs bring them back in wheneverthey go out to do their duty.I have gotten Simple Green in the automotive dept. at Walmart.I called them and they told me it dissolves their exoskeleton. SoI am going to try fogging with Simple Green simply because it is less expensive.I posted web information on something new to me called Pet Forceby O.P, Products, Inc. It is only $30 a gallon (depending on shpg.)and makes 8 gallons from one when diluted. It is enzymatic so shouldkill mites and remain totally non-toxic to my dogs and chickens. Iplan to order a gallon and fog my whole yard with it. Remember thatenzymes are delicate and alive!!! Mixing enzymes with anything else will likely kill all the enzymes!!!!I sure hope you didn't get affected by anything said in less thankindness!Willow>> I have (mulitple chemical sensitivity)MCS so I have avoided them so > far. I think I finally have control of my bedroom where the initial > problem started. Been using Nylar and menthol crystals mainly. The > problem has spread to a storage closet and a spare bedroom (infected > down pillows were put in these rooms) I'm thinking about using some > kind of bug bomb since these rooms aren't used regularly. Any > suggestions on which chemicals to use? The closets are full in these > rooms and I'm certain to continue to spread these things throughout > the house if I don't do something more immediate for these areas. Will > fogging be able to penetrate all the junk? Any help would be greatly > appreciated.>

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Sorry for what may seem like a stupid question but what exactly are

enzymes? Are they live cultures of bacteria or something?

> >

> > I have (mulitple chemical sensitivity)MCS so I have avoided them

so

> > far. I think I finally have control of my bedroom where the

initial

> > problem started. Been using Nylar and menthol crystals mainly.

The

> > problem has spread to a storage closet and a spare bedroom

(infected

> > down pillows were put in these rooms) I'm thinking about using

some

> > kind of bug bomb since these rooms aren't used regularly. Any

> > suggestions on which chemicals to use? The closets are full in

these

> > rooms and I'm certain to continue to spread these things

throughout

> > the house if I don't do something more immediate for these

areas. Will

> > fogging be able to penetrate all the junk? Any help would be

greatly

> > appreciated.

> >

>

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Enzymes, Biochemicals: Worthington Biochemical CorporationWelcome! Worthington Biochemical is a primary manufacturer of biochemicals and enzymes,

such ascollagenase, trypsin, papain, elastase, anddeoxyribonuclease I.

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form part of the ABF Ingredients group of companies. ABF Ingredients

focuses on high value ingredients for both food and non-food

applications. We offer enzymes for industrial applications worldwide. The products range from food...www.abenzymes.com/Elite-Zyme Pro - the best digestive enzymesWhere do enzymes come from? Enzymes come from one of three sources; plants, animals, or microbes (see Enzyme Comparison Chart above). Plant enzymes (bromelain and papain) work in a wide pH range but only digest some proteins. Animal enzymes (pepsin, pancreatin) work in a very limited pH range and only digest some...www.yourzymes.com/Information about Liver Blood Tests (enzymes) - ...An initial step in detecting liver damage is a simple blood test to determine the presence of certain liver enzymes in the blood. Under normal circumstances, these enzymes reside within the cells of the liver. But when the liver is injured, these enzymes are spilled into the blood stream. Among the most sensitive...www.medicinenet.com/liver_blood_tes...ENZYMES : PROTEASE - DIGESTIVE - XCELLFORMULA - ...Enzymes.com: Offering proprietary blends of the highest quality Protease and Digestive Enzymes formulas available. Also carrying the full line of Transformation Enzyme products. Enzymes. We carry the highest quality Protease, Xcell, and Digestive Enzyme formulations available. We also offer the entire line of Transformation...www.enzymes.com/Deerland EnzymesVisit Nutritional Section of Deerland Enzymes..

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the full story. Deerland Industrial Section. Visit Industrial Section

of Deerland Enzymes.. Terms and Conditions. Privacy Policy. 2005 deerland-enzymes.com. All rights reserved. Hosted and designed...www.deerland-enzymes.com/Brewing ingredients, brewing enzymes, beer flavours, ...Our brewing ingredients and brewing enzymes can help you to modulate beer properties and to produce special brands. Our brewing enzymes,

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fullness, to improve beer production...www.cbsbrew.com/EnzymesEnzymes are catalysts. Most are proteins. (A few ribonucleoprotein enzymes

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in the RNA part rather than the protein part. Link to discussion of

these ribozymes. Enzymes bind temporarily to one or more of the reactants of the reaction they catalyze...users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/...Digestive Enzymes|Ultimate Digestive EnzymesWith age you lose natural digestive enzymes.. Supplemental digestive enzymes restore these lost enzymes

and help nutritional and gastric disorders like heartburn, indigestion,

obesity, IBS, constipation and more. Real People Real Results PBF Enzymes - Digestive Enzymes that deliver results, not empty promises...www.theultimateenzyme.com/

Enzymes, Biochemicals: Worthington Biochemical CorporationWelcome! Worthington Biochemical is a primary manufacturer of biochemicals and enzymes,

such ascollagenase, trypsin, papain, elastase, anddeoxyribonuclease I.

For more information, please read ourcompany profile. TheAbout Us

section also contains ourraw material certifications, MSDS, and

customer service policies...www.worthington-biochem.com/ENZYMES : PROTEASE - DIGESTIVE - XCELLFORMULA - ...Enzymes.com: Offering proprietary blends of the highest quality Protease and Digestive Enzymes formulas available. Also carrying the full line of Transformation Enzyme products. Enzymes. We carry the highest quality Protease, Xcell, and Digestive Enzyme formulations available. We also offer the entire line of Transformation...www.enzymes.com/AB Enzymes - An ABFI CompanyAB Enzymes is one of the world's oldest and best known Enzyme companies. AB Enzymes

form part of the ABF Ingredients group of companies. ABF Ingredients

focuses on high value ingredients for both food and non-food

applications. We offer enzymes for industrial applications worldwide. The products range from food...www.abenzymes.com/EnzymesEnzymes are catalysts. Most are proteins. (A few ribonucleoprotein enzymes

have been discovered and, for some of these, the catalytic activity is

in the RNA part rather than the protein part. Link to discussion of

these ribozymes. Enzymes bind temporarily to one or more of the reactants of the reaction they catalyze...users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/...Digestive Enzymes | Digestive Enzyme Supplements ...Home Enzyme Products Company Profile Tell A Friend Newsletter FAQ Return Policy Contact Us Articles and Handouts Site Map. What Are Enzymes Enzyme Properties Enzyme Benefits Enzyme

Deficiencies Blog Podcasts Testimonials Directory Agent Login.

Copyright 1998-2008 Enzymedica Inc. All rights reserved Website

Optimization...www.enzymedica.com/Specialty Enzymes - Enzyme Manufacturer to the WorldEnzyme blends, applications, and custom made enzyme formulations. Specialty Enzymes - Enzyme Manufacturer to the World.www.specialtyenzymes.com/Brewing ingredients, brewing enzymes, beer flavours, ...Our brewing ingredients and brewing enzymes can help you to modulate beer properties and to produce special brands. Our brewing enzymes,

malt extracts, hop products, natural flavours and our know-how can help

you to modulate beer attenuation, beer bitterness, hop aroma, palate

fullness, to improve beer production...www.cbsbrew.com/Information about Liver Blood Tests (enzymes) - ...An initial step in detecting liver damage is a simple blood test to determine the presence of certain liver enzymes in the blood. Under normal circumstances, these enzymes reside within the cells of the liver. But when the liver is injured, these enzymes are spilled into the blood stream. Among the most sensitive...www.medicinenet.com/liver_blood_tes...

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> > >> > > I have (mulitple chemical sensitivity)MCS so I have avoided them > so> > > far. I think I finally have control of my bedroom where the > initial> > > problem started. Been using Nylar and menthol crystals mainly. > The> > > problem has spread to a storage closet and a spare bedroom > (infected> > > down pillows were put in these rooms) I'm thinking about using > some> > > kind of bug bomb since these rooms aren't used regularly. Any> > > suggestions on which chemicals to use? The closets are full in > these> > > rooms and I'm certain to continue to spread these things > throughout> > > the house if I don't do something more immediate for these > areas. Will> > > fogging be able to penetrate all the junk? Any help would be > greatly> > > appreciated.> > >> >>