Cologne and Perfume Storage

When I store Colognes, I store them in a refrigerator. That keeps them fresh and prevents them from evaporating.

Food Safety: Careless Shoppers and Hazardous Foods

In any community or environment, there are those who are clean; and those who are careless. When looking at fruits and vegetables in a market or grocery store, I have to see if the foods are packaged. I will not purchase any fruit or vegetable that is not packaged; or will not be skinned. I consider who may have placed their hands on the fruits and vegetables. I have to calculate if anyone used household chemicals, had carefree sex , or had any other contaminant on their hands before looking at the fruits an d vegetables; and did not wash their hands or did not wash their hands well. I consider if everyone in my area is sterile. I ask whether I would mind anyone in my area to come to my house, pick up my fruits and vegetables; then, set them back down before I ate them. I absolutely abhor any foods anyone touched that I would eat. I equally as will do not desire carcinogens such as Ethylene Oxide; used to ripen foods, in my foods. It is best to grow a small garden, and eat fresh frits and vegetables; as well as peppers and other foods.

Private and Home Record Storage

For safety, it is best to use a SD card to keep a copy of records, birth records, photos, maps, letters, or other important and irreplaceable documents and items. In cases of emergency, the records will be carried with the person; and another copy locked in a fireproof small safe. Even MP#3 music, videos and other media may be stored. A micro SD may contain up to 2 TB of data, images and videos. It is very tiny and easily lost; so, it is mandatory to carry it in jewelry, a wallet, or a purse. Use blowfish encryption freeware to encode data so no one will be able to view the data.. Youtube videos may be recorded using special freeware; as well as recordings of certain websites. It Is best to keep a 100GB space for recording the entire Wikipedia onto the card.

Massive Pollution Control Systems and Devices

I originally designed these systems for my home and space vehicles; but due to world conditions today, I added them onto potentially necessary devices for every person's home. These systems filter ALL pollutants from the atmosphere and water Here are a few of the systems: [1] Bering Sea Salt: Since the bering sea is the saltiest sea worldwide, I chose the salt to kill any living organisms; including biological warfare organisms. [2] Water Filtration: Water filtration is sequential. It is processed in 5 stages from a prefilter in a tower; to a less than 1 micron filter. [3] Heating Strip Heated Pipes: Air heater pipes are heated to 1800*F to disintegrate any extrinsical particles. The air/ water is cooled before use. [4] Cryogenic Precipitator For Air: Air particles are precipitated by sending air through a set of radiator tubes that are placed in a dry ice container. All particles will drop. Living microorganisms will die. [5] Rever5se Osmo9sis: Reverse osmosis would be utilized through the stages from the large particle extractions to the nanofiltration unit. [6] Odour/ Particle Filtration: HEPA and activated charcoal are used for the extremely fine air particles. [7] Dehumidification: Dehumidification will be performed by dual tower dessicant dryers. Dessicants are packaged for train car sizes and larger. The dessicants are rechargeable by reversing hot air through the dessicant and switching outside air through the second tower. [8] High Pressure Air/Water Blasting : Air and water are blasted at extremely high pressures to 5,000 psi against a plate to disintegrate microorganisms and other living entities; after prefiltration. [9] Dust Collection Bags: Giant dust collection bag towers filter dust, beach sand, desert and, smoke, and small particles. [10] Lead Shielding: ALL towers will be radiation proofed with lead shielding. [11] Anodic/Cathodic Water Purifier: An anode and cathode converts water into hydrogen and oxygen; filters the hydrogen and oxygen; then recombines the hydrogen and oxygen into water. Microorganisms will not be filtered. [12] Seawater Pipes with Filters: This system is used for obtaining drinking water. [13] Continuous Monitoring Equipment: This equipment is used to monitor chemicals and radiation in the air. [14] Air monitors: Monitors will measure carbon dioxide, oxygen, and carbon monoxide in the air. [15] Frequency to Frequency Converters: These converters convert atomic frequencies to a lower power supply energy; or pyramidal or radioastronomical frequency energy

Meat isHazardous to Consume

There are many hazards associated with meat consumption. Here are some of the hazards: [1] Chicken: Consumption of Chicken may result in salmonella illness. Though well cooked, many chickens still contain salmonella. [2] Fish: Consumption of fish may result in mercury poisoning. Drum fish re filled with worms; but, still eaten by many people. [3]Pork: Consumption of pork may result in trichinosis. Trichina worms are easily visible in the pork meat. [4] Sheep: Sheep may contain gonnorhea. [5] Beef: Consumption of beef may result in salmonella illness. In ALL cases, animals contain parasites that are harmfull; or deadly to humans. Proper cooking supposedly kills them; but, it is not feasible; nor preferable to eat them at all.

Avoid sharp Objects in the Kitchen

In the kitchen are many sharp objects such as blenders, knives and other items. When a blade dulls, it just doesn't dull; it is due to the sharp edge falling off. That leaves splinters in the food that are tiny. After eating the food, you may have pieces of sharp metal wedged in your esophagus or stomach. The body eliminates it safely in most cases; but, it is an inconvenience.

Pyrex versus Kimax

Pyrex is used throughout the world in kitchens. It is heat and chemical resistant; but leaches odours, micoorganisms, and food juices. Kimax does NOT leach odours, microorganisms, or food juices. It is a borosilicate glass similar to pyrex; but, sterile. It is used in chemical research laboratories where chemical contamination is not desired.

Ridding the home of fleas

Place a bowl in a place where it will not be kicked over or bothered by pets. Put some laundry or dishwashing detergent in the bowl. Fill the bowl with water. Place a light approximately 12" above he bowl.The light puts out heat at the fleas jump at. After missing the light, the fleas fall into the water and drown due to the detergent encapsulating them and sinking them to the bottom of the bowl.

Ridding pets of fleas

If experiencing fleas on pets, simply take the pet outside to a very inconspicuous spot that you do not mind the grass dying at; and, rinse the pet. After wetting the pet, place an 1/8" wide line of common table salt along the pet's spine. Rub it into the complete pet's fur. Count to 45 seconds slowly; ten rinse the salt off. If the pet is in a bathtub, you may see the dead fleas come off. Salt kills he eggs also. the floor is hardwood, I may be lightly sprayed with salt water solution from a bottle, to kill fleas.

Home Safety Cameras

For proper home safety, place cameras throughout the home inside and outside. Use Infrared cameras used by hunters. When there is no light, the I.R. cameras will still view the areas. This system is great for those who are forgetfull. Camera's storage remembers where someone places things; as well as closet interiors, attics and other places. Use a handheld computer for viewing the screen. Combined with a set of computer glasses; such as Sony Eyetech, the system may be used for interior navigation.

Start a Neighborhood Newsnet

If too busy to communicate, work many hours a day, work night shift, or simply have very little time to communicate, start a newsnet. The newsnet is actually a blog. Everyone may enter a special section of data for everyone else to read. Everyone in the neighborhood; as well as friends must know the passcode. The blog may be labeled "Neighborhood News" or other name. It is convenient for everyone. Eventually, a large newsnet may be formed where thousands or millions of people may enter anything. New folders may be created for specific data such as work, home, cosmetics, or other data label.

The Ultimate Sterile Metal

For most uses; including my own ; of I had the money, silver is the absolutely BEST metal t use for food use. If any microorganisms; except a few, touches silver, it will die. Silver is used for burn wounds at burn Hospitals to kill microorganisms that may collect on burns; especially third degree burns. Real silverware is still available at high cost to consumers. It would be best used in biological warfare situations, or many unsterile environments due to its self sterilizing nature.

Stainless Steel not Suitable for Cooking

Stainless steel does not retain heat well; and actually, repels heat. It is usefull as cookware only due to its sterility. If sterility is the main objective for cookware; as well as chemical resistivity, stainless steel exceeds copper [which may cause brass poisoning]. I would only use stainless steel or platinum ; if I could, for food use only.

Rollers for the Kitchen

Custom rollers from stainless steel, platinum ebony hardwood, or oak wood is best for bread making, pizza dough flattening and other uses.

Mortars and Pestles

If possible, have a special stainless steel or platinum mortar and pestle manufactured for kitchen usage. Mortar and pestles replace blenders, crushers, grinders and other items in the kitchen

Fresh Foods are sometimes not Fresh

Not only do some growers place poisons on crops to keep insects off; but, for some foods, even place the food in ethylene oxide to help keep it fresh and to ripen fruits. Ethylene oxide is extremely toxic [see http://www.airgas.com/documents/pdf/001081.pdf]. It is used to sterilize surgical instruments for surgery. It is also carcinogenic [cancer causing]. It is best to have a greenhouse in the back yard and grow everything feasible and possible to eat fresh fruits and vegetables. Neighborhood bartering is best. If everyone in a neighborhood grew a certain plant, they could barter to other neighbors for foods.