Diatomaceous earth FSF diatomaceous earth 1000g NATVITA

DESCRIPTION

- Component of water filters
- can be used as a peeling
- is used as a bleaching and dehydrating agent
- found in air fresheners and pesticides

Diatomaceous earth, also known as kieselguhr and kieselguhr, is a natural mineral sedimentary rock that formed about 30 million years ago. It is a sedimentary rock consisting of amorphous, impurity-free diatom shells. Diatoms are single-celled algae whose fossilized shells are used in cement factories to produce diatomaceous earth. These rocks consist primarily of silicon, are soft, and formed in cold seas and lakes. The earth is white or slightly yellow in color; it is a light, porous, and dusty powder. Natvita's diatomaceous earth comes from deposits in Nevada, which determines its high quality. In Poland, diatomaceous earth deposits are located in Łódź, Poznań, Bircza, and Augustów.
This substance is used in households as a safe and natural insecticide, cleaning agent, and filtering agent. It is used in industry as a filter, for example, in food production. It can be used as a bleaching and dehydrating agent, as well as a deodorizer. It is also used as an ingredient in cosmetics. Thanks to its abrasive properties, it is used as a body and facial scrub or as an ingredient in toothpaste. As an exfoliating agent, it has a refreshing and cleansing effect and is suitable for sensitive skin. It is also found in water filters, air fresheners, and pesticides.

INGREDIENTS
89–95% amorphous silica SiO ₂ , less than 1% crystalline silicon.
Origin: Freshwater resources (USA).

APPLICATION
Add 3 g (1 scoop) of powder to 250 ml of water for filtration purposes.

NOTES
Avoid getting the product in the eyes and prolonged inhalation because

STORAGE
Store in a dry and dark place out of reach of small children.