Mitch:
Thanks for your response about Dave, Kerry and Raleigh.
<< I've already thought of new ways to market Microsafe and have people who want to buy it. >>
< " That is good - what (if I may ask) are some of those ways? Are you planning on helping NVID with marketing? Sales? Are you a planning on being a distributor?">
Well, I have a friend who is a bee keeper. He has over 1200 hives and one of the big problems is fungi, spores, etc. getting in the hives and making the bees sick or killing them. He thinks spraying this stuff on the frames when he changes them would really cut that down, especially sinces it's non-toxic. He'd love to get hold of some to try it.
We also travel to 3rd world countries where the water isn't drinkable and fruits and veggies aren't safe. Spraying the foodstuffs with Microsafe first would be a lot better that soaking them in water with some Chlorox in it as we have to do now. In 3rd world countries there are all kinds of creepy crawlies everywhere. Being able to take along a product that you could spray on things without toxicity would be very valuable. Spraying it right on chicken to knock out the salmonilla? (sp)
Of course these are just some ideas. I don't know how feasible any of them are, since I know so little about the properties of the product. It's fun to think of things.
No, I have no plans or desire to market, distribute or in any other way work. Of course, if the management was interested in hearing suggestions I would be happy to make them. I especially like the idea about the bees since I know how much it costs bee keepers to keep the bugs out of the boxes. They spend a small fortune, and as we sometimes forget, without bees pollenating crops there are no crops. Crops turn into food for people and we know how we like to eat.
Talk to you later,
James |
