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Today we are going to teach you how to make your own enzymes.
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It is a natural process. You can harvest the natural power of nature for your own household needs.
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10 parts water, 1 part brown sugar and three parts fruit or vegetable waste.
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Make sure the container is clean.
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Mix the brown sugar, vegetable or fruit waste and clean water. Occasionally release built up gases from the plastic container. Leave aside for at least 3 months.
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A community project by Art Of Living. Venue : Kampung Datu,Sibu. Date : 2nd May 2010. Thanks to all parties concerned
Tags: art of living, conservation, environment, enzyme, Sarawak, Sibu
Fruit enzymes is the latest rage these days. So many people are making their own. A friend gave me some fruit enzymes and I used it for mopping floors. The floors felt very clean.
It is very practical
I have started making my first tub…Madam Judy Wong of MPI taught me how to make it. She first gave me two bottles and I used them for all my cleaning needs.
Fantastic!! You must go and teach more people !! Cheers!
Cheers. It can even b used for minor cuts n insect bites
A good initiative.
spread the word around,. it will b good for the environment
How effective is it?
it is effective for mix with the laundry, to expel toxin from fresh vege, mopping floors, washing drains, etc. It can also b used for bathing numerous other purposes.
It’s good to make this enzyme thingy huh! I have yet to try it. :p
worth a try. i can vouch for it
Huh! We tried it at home recently and it worked great
very interesting but i don’t hve the means to do that here
‘breeze’ and ‘dynamo’ and even brand ‘x’ are getting worried…
Hey! That Chinese dude with the backpack is obsessed with natural products.
Thanks so much to bengbeng because help me so much. hope everbody can try themself to make more enzyme. Let’s save our mother earth by our one power.