Save our mother earth, use DIY Garbage Enzyme (earth-saving enzyme)

Hi Ladies (and may be there are some gentlemen reading this note too),

I believe we create a lot of kitchen waste everyday, such as vegetable and/or fruit dregs . The vegetable and fruit dregs actually can turn into earth-saving enzyme or Garbage Enzyme. What is Garbage Enzyme? May be some of you already started to make your own Garbage Enzyme at home, and you know the benefits of this enzyme. For those don't know what is Garbage Enzyme, let me tell you the endless benefits of this enzyme here.

Garbage enzyme is a multipurpose liquid that can be used as a cleansing agent, purifier, fertiliser, blockage solution, etc. It is actually a smart way of using your kitchen wastes instead of throwing them out. When you make garbage enzymes using kitchen wastes like vegetables and fruits, it goes through a process of fermentation. This fermentation process will release ozone gas that will help to reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Thus, making homemade enzymes is also an excellent way to do our part in safeguarding the environment. Ezyme is a smart way to avoid using harsh chemicals. By the end those Enzyme will reach to the river & the sea and it will safe our environment .

Garbage Enzyme can be used for:

• Remove the foul odor, mold and grime in kitchen and bathroom
  
• Anti bacterial and virus
  
• Help in driving away insects
  
• Remove odor from pets and cigarettes
  
• For ticks and carpets
  
• For ironing and washing
  
• For hallway and bedroom
  
• For car maintenance
  

Garbage Enzyme’s Method
Recommended to use a 5 litre mineral water bottle
RATIO:
Brown Sugar / Molasses : 300 gram
Water : 3 litre
Garbage (chop to smaller pieces) : about 900 gram (or fill the 80% of the bottle)
Method:
1. Mix brown sugar with water, add in the garbage.
2. Leave some space for fermentation (don't over fill the bottle, must leave some space)
3. Enzyme will form and ready to use in 3 months.
4.Make sure the bottle is air tight.
5. During the first month, open the container’s cap once a day to release the gas that has built up
6. Push the floating garbage downward once a while.
7. After the first month, the ingredients in the container should be stable and you won’t need to release the gas anymore. At this stage, you just need to leave it alone to ferment for another 2 months before using it. It’s that easy!
8. The enzyme is ready to use in 3 months. The residue can be reuse for the next production by adding fresh garbage. It can be use as fertilizer by drying the residue, blending and buried in the ground.

Usage Dilution ratio (in water):
Enzyme for fertilizer, 1:100 / 500 / 1000
Enzyme for insecticide, 1:1000
Enzyme for pesticide, 1:100
For anti odour / air re-freshener: dilute 200x
As plant hormone to get more flower and fruit dilute 500x.
Enzyme adds with water to dilute, it become more power.
For Shampoo (can use to wash hairs, will make hairs smoother), Dish wash, Detergent, use enzyme: add half tea spoon in shampoo (1 tea spoon for 500cc; 1 table spoon for 1 lit) to enhance the nutrients and reduce chemical side effect.

Hope you will try this recipe to make your own Garbage Enzyme. Let's save the environment together

Regards,
fongpeng



These are the Garbage Enzyme, they are still in the process of making.

Dear Fong Peng

The NGO that I work with has been promoting this garbage enzyme for the last couple of years, we have introduced it to schools and the project has been successful. One of our service projects is to encourage members to make the enzyme and pour into into the sea in a hope that we can negate the pollution.

Another easy recipe that I would like to share is to make environment friendly dish wash.

1 ts[ of brown sugar to 500 ml of water (you can use the mineral water bottles )added to water that is used to wash rice (the first rinse), allow it to ferment for 10 days and it can be used after that. Greasy dishes become sparkling clean, great glass cleaner, toilet and floor cleaner etc.

Try it.

Ambika

Hi Ambika,

Thanks for sharing the recipe of the DIY dish wash ditergent

Oh! I have been making this too!

whoaaa..this could be good!

looks like ambika's tip is the easiest for lazy me!!!
to remember to release the gas daily is too much effort for absent minded me..i might just end up cleaning up the mess from the explosion!!!

Hahaha... you are right coleslaw, you better follow the easy way to make the enzyme Oh ya, for those who want to try DIY the Garbage Enzyme, if you like the smell of citrus or pandan leaf, you can always add more orange or lemon peels and pandan leafs to the brown sugar water.

This is such a great tip. I am going to try the dishwashing liquid first. Thanks for sharing.

thank you for sharing fong peng. btw, when we release the gas, how does it smell like? where do you store the bottle when all this is happening, in our kitchen can???

also, how much would it cost if we buy from the organic shops?

Hi anne,

How would it smell like? This will depend what you put into the brown sugar water. 'Garbage' Enzyme, 'Garbage', hahaha.... If you want it smells better, as i said before, you can add in orange or lemon peels, or pandan leaves. Please store the bottle in the area no direct sunlight, and with enough airflow. Ya, you can put in the kitchen, i put in the kitchen too. Orangic shops are not selling Garbage Enzyme now, they encourage us to DIY at home. Save out earth, starts from our kitchen. You can refer to the following for more information on how to make Garbage Enzyme.

http://www.smartranger.net/index.cfm?&menuid=19

Point to be noted and taken!




Hope this will help

i love the idea but cant stand the stench. can pls suggest whats great to put in to ferment? i put water+brown sugar+pineapple peels+lemon peels+pandan+lemongrass+orange peel=still smelly after 3months. it came out dark brown in color. have my process gone wrong somewhere?

fong peng and Ambika, thanks for sharing the great info. I have the same question, how does the enzyme smell during the fermentaiton process? Wish to be environmentally friendly but too afraid of the smell of the 'garbage'.

A friend of mine is also a proponent of this organic solution.
BUT she chosed to do only orange peel, lime peel and all other citrus fruits to give that fresh smell to her solutions.

Apparently you can get for free the orange or lemon or lime peel at the wet market after they have squeezed out the juices to make drinks.

It worked the same as above minus the 'garbage' smell..

Hi everyone, you can add in watermelon. i made one using watermelon and it smells great.

WOW! It's so great that so many ppl are being friendly to mother earth. yet not enough....
i'd really like to try this. but too afraid.. of the unventured! hehehhe....
taht's a very good idea abt getting orange peels from market.

also, how do i accumulate 900g of waste??? can i just put in the water and brown sugar first with whatever veges i hv, then keep adding the veges over the next few days to make up 900g??? TQ

fong peng, so cute your additional notes. but guess it's necessary for ppl like me who hven't done it b4. hmm... looks like i need to purchase another blender! hmm... putting it in the fridge!??!?! Who would hv tot of tat???