Interesting ecoBAK facts

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  1. Jon Warner

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    the ecoBAK polymer is naturally produced by and found inside the structure of an individual bacterium.
     
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    the bacterial "slime" that sloughs off of ecoBAK serves as a bacterioplankton and a food source for corals.
     
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    interesting
     
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    That is really interesting. Thanks for sharing.
     
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    Another... the bacteria that produce ecoBAK polymer are fed CORN during their growth phase.
     
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    Well now, that is completely eco friendly lol.
     
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    approximately 80% of all ecoBAK users are able to completely discontinue using GFO for PO4 control.
     
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