A Plus Absorbent Demonstration

A+ Absorbent (http://www.APlusAbsorbent.com) is designed to specifically address the type of challenging environments faced when cleaning up massive oil spills. I have never seen or been informed of any product that can provide the outstanding benefits you can get with us.

A+ Absorbent is a organic product that has been specifically engineered and designed by Mr. Eugene Ferweda over the past 25 years. His focus has been to optimize its cleanup absorption properties in relation to petroleum spills both on and off water. Wildlife are protected by the fact that A+ encapsulates the oil after absorption, jealously holding the oil within its capillary structure as the petroleum is converted into an organic fertilizer.

*** We capture and encapsulate the oil upon contact in less than a minute, who else can do that in an environmentally safe manner while protecting wildlife from further oil contact.

*** We can provide enough organic A+ product to encapsulate about 200,000 gallons of oil per day, rendering the oil captured by A+ harmless to contact.


More and more oil is pouring into the Gulf of Mexico after the April 20th explosion of the Deepwater Horizon offshore oil drilling rig, threatening the coastal marshes of Louisiana and Mississippi, other coastlines of the Gulf, and potentially spreading to the Atlantic around Florida's east coast. Destructive cleanup efforts (such as steaming beaches) that were used to clean up oil spills like the Exxon Valdez in Alaska two decades ago need to be replaced with more responsible methods. We can provide the materials for a faster, less harmful method of cleaning up this mess before it spreads out of control. Florida Gov. Charlie Crist won't be saying "Drill, baby, drill!" anymore as he has recognized the economic impact of shoreline drilling gone wrong on Florida tourism. Crist has asked BP to pay for tourism advertisements, but what can your governor, representative, or senator ask of BP? Ask BP to get a faster, less-hazardous solution petroleum remediation (oil spill cleanup.)

Commercial fishermen have been cooperating with the cleanup effort while there is too much contamination for safe fishing, and they could easily distribute A+ Absorbent from their boats, too.
See also http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_uavAo_Rvg for an A+ ABSORBENT demonstration by Don Shelby of WCCO

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[bzterp]

What does it do to the oil? Where does the oil go???

[APlusAbsorbent]

@bzterp The oil is absorbed into the sorbent which converts it into an organic fertilizer. The used absorbent can be left behind as it is biodegradable, or collected for use as fertilizer or for burning as fuel.

[MickMan211]

whatever is is, it clearly works...

[AlexanderIlli]

@peteyank It's mainly much easier biodegradable together with the natural absorbent because the microbes which degrade it have a substrate along with the oil - many bacteria can eat oil but they don't really like it - if it's with a side-dish, it's easier for them - like e.g. eating pure salt, cooking oil or even sugar alone is difficult. That's the layman-explanation - if you're interested in biochemistry, check out some microbiology-books.

[TheOileater]

See the "aplusabsorbent Huckabee" You Tube White feather in oiled water test that Gov. Huckabee calls "Amazing" ...link to your friends

[jamezbond78]

Does this stuff help fertilize the grass on golf courses? If so, maybe Obama would be interested in using it.

[scmini]

You guys are awsome. i really hope BP wakes up and sees this is the real sulution. But can you produce ENOUGH absorbant to clean the spill?

[MNbenMN]

@peteyank The used absorbent, that soaked up oil,can be used as fertilizer. There's grass growing in a jar of used A+ Absorbent in the WCCO video. The oil breaks down after it is absorbed.

This isn't just a physical mesh that soaks up liquids and leaks them back out indiscriminately, like a sponge; it is an organic mix with a peat base.

There are microbes that break oil down naturally.

[MNbenMN]

@peteyank No, it doesn't sink the oil. It floats on top of the water, ready to be collected, and in the meantime, animals can swim through it without getting coated with oil.

[MNbenMN]

@bozogillum612 If it is deployed in booms or pillows, then it would be easy to pull out of the water.

[MNbenMN]

@peteyank Even fully sorbed with oil, the peat based absorbent becomes non-toxic. Toxicity tests were performed on *used* A+ Absorbent and the TCLP results are online on APlusAbsorbent website. Check out the "Is it Safe?" page and the TCLP results linked on the bottom of the "Resources" page.

[SuperSPatrick]

@bozogillum612

Peat is organic, and its better than the chemicals they are spraying all over the place to break up the oil....what is breaking up the oil going to do? NOTHING.

[SuperSPatrick]

@peteyank

The oil BELONGS at the bottom not the top. HELLO!!!! and if the greedy people who did this want it back, then the can drag the bottom for it.