YOUNG ENTERPRISES LLC
APPLICATIONS FOR YOUNG ENTERPRISES MICROBES
There are at least three general applications for Young Enterprises
microbes:
Our Microbes Break Down Oils, Fats, and/or
Greases in Marine Environments, Ecologically Sensitive Lands, and
Freshwater Surfaces and Conveyances (pipes):
- At
marinas to eliminate sheens on surface water- a potentially Federal/State
reportable condition. [Our products support the CLEAN MARINA INITIATIVE PROGRAM of NOAA]
- In
ship/boat bilges to clean-up and eliminate costly pump-outs and disposal
fees
- To
treat spills on fresh or brackish water surfaces such as ponds, lakes,
rivers, estuaries, wetlands, streams, and lagoons
- In
retention/detention ponds to help reduce stagnant water odor, organic
waste build-ups and algae blooms
- In
stormwater catch basins/piping to help purify waters leaving the storm
water system and entering surface waters
Our Microbes Reduce Organic Waste Build-up In:
- Septic
Systems reducing solids and lessen the frequency of pump-outs
- Ship/Boat
holding tanks and RV holding tanks helping to reduce the volume of organic
matter and eliminate odors
- Agricultural
settings where manure treatment can lower volumes and noxious conditions
- In
fish/shellfish cleaning areas to reduce odors and lower organic waste
run-off
- In
restaurant grease traps to break down organics and reduce pump-out
frequency
- In
the bedding of horse barns to eliminate ammonia,
slowly destroy manure, control or eliminate flies and keep the floors
clean
- In
highly visible recreational areas such as beaches that are subject to
organic waste overloads from septic systems, pet wastes, or other factors.
[Young's microbes will digest the nutrients that E. coli feed upon cutting
off their food supply]
Our Microbes Break Down and Treat Industrial
Wastes On or In:
- Oil/water
separators to lower oil volumes and disposal costs
- Parking
lots to eliminate sheens, oil build-up, and dangerous slippery conditions
- Industrial
sumps and tanks to help lower concentrations of contaminants and potential
discharges
- Concrete
or other semi-porous surfaces to eliminate oils and slick spots
- Hard
to get at areas where a spill has occurred such as in crushed rock areas,
riprap, or in voids that if left untreated could create vapors, odors, or
other unacceptable conditions
- Oily
drums or containers to assist in cleaning and reduce waste disposal costs
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