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I am rather a laggard in experimenting in this exercise of turning garbage into Enzyme.
In 2009, I visited Malaysia and Singapore and I was introduced to making a multi purpose cleanser.
A friend whose husband is a university professor gave me some leaflets of information of how a Thai inventor had
started this. I was naturally skeptical. What good can come out of a third world country like Thailand.
Recently, I was talking to my sister E who had just retired as a school principal. I was telling her about my over abundance of grape fruit
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from my grapefruit tree. We talked about Enzyme, and she was very happy with hers. She said her floor was very clean after using it. I felt convinced to give it a try.
Here it is.
The proportion is 1 part brown sugar, 3 parts grape 10 parts of water.
Steps:
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1: Mix sugar with water, add the fruit/veg, orange/lemon peels will give a nice citrus smell.
2: Fill in air tight plastic containers/bottles, leaving about 2 inches for fermnetation.
3: Store in a cool, dry and well ventilated area.
4: Do not put it where there is direct sunlight.
5: After the first week, slowly open the cap to release gas, be sure not to shake the bottle.
6: Push the floating fruit downward every once in a while.
7: Ferment for at least 3 months.
8: Filter and it is ready for use. You get a brownish fluid.
9: The solids can be put in the garden as fertilizer. Some people recycle this to restart a new batch.
10: Add about 1 tablespoon to your normal washing solution.
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