WHY CHOOSE PROBAC? 

PROBAC Biologicals uses bacteria to clean. While this may sound a bit odd, once
we rationalise this, it will make perfect sense.

Since we invented ‘soap’, we have made use of chemicals to ‘lift and shift’ dirt into
the environment, followed by the chemicals used; – with the result being an
overload of dirt and chemical pollution in wastewater and natural ecosystems, as
well human health issues from chemical use in the home and business. Without a
doubt, we have been poisoning our planet and our families with synthetic and toxic
chemical compounds over the past 100 years.

Hundreds of research papers have been published documenting the results of
pollution that cause the extinction of species on a daily basis, acidification and
dead zones in rivers and oceans where nothing lives, and the increased prevalence
of cancers and endocrine disruption in humans and animals, pointing directly at the
every-day chemicals that we use in our homes and industry.

PROBAC goes right through the problem and it is from nature that we have found
the solution. We have harnessed the same beneficial bacteria that nature uses to
biodegrade organic waste, and we have learned how to grow them in massive
concentrations, placing them exactly where they are needed – on surfaces in our
homes and hospitals, in domestic and industrial waste systems, and even our
laundry and dishes; – allowing us to bring the whole natural cleaning process
forward, biodegrading our own dirt in our homes in the process of cleaning,
eliminating chemicals entirely from the whole equation. By targeting these high
concentrations of good bacteria exactly where they are needed, we achieve a
force-multiplier effect of hyper-accelerated biodegradation – basically cleaning
exactly the way nature does, but just a million or so times faster. Well, this is
the main compelling reason to use this fantastic technology – IT MAKES SENSE to
clean exactly the way nature does – with some added scientific ingenuity of course.

The second compelling reason to use PROBAC is that it cleans brilliantly. PROBAC achieves
microscopic deep cleaning, biodegrading every trace element of organic
waste, with the added benefit of residual cleaning by which surfaces remain
cleaner for longer due to the sustained cleaning activity of the probiotics, long
after the actual cleaning process has taken place. PROBAC also displaces and
banishes unwanted bacteria by ‘occupying the field’, removing their food source
and hiding places (biofilm), and otherwise outcompeting against unwanted
bacteria in a winner-takes-all scenario particular to bacterial micro-organisms (see
Vaus’s Law). Say goodbye to those indiscriminate disinfectants once and for all.
Click here for more about PROBAC versus disinfectants.

Besides exceptional cleaning properties, PROBAC biologicals also deals with bad
odours in a unique and distinctive way. PROBAC bacteria have been specifically
selected for their by-product which is odorless carbon dioxide and they replace
those bacteria which produce a bad smell as their by-product. The end result is no
bad smells and a very pleasant home and business environment; – especially
kitchen drains, carpeting and bathrooms.

The beneficial bacteria in PROBAC Biologicals are categorised as Class 1 microorganisms
and cannot harm any living creature. They can only do the job of
biodegrading dead organic matter, precicely the way they exist and function in
nature.

Important distinction: PROBAC Biologicals is not another biodegradable chemical,
and is not deserving either of the categorisation ‘Environmentally friendly’.
PROBAC uniquely ‘does the work of biodegrading’ as its active function, and is
uniquely “GOOD” for the environment.

Lastly, and equally as compelling as ‘making sense’ and efficacy in cleaning; –
PROBAC…DOESN’T COST THE EARTH. By this we mean that PROBAC is both GOOD
for the planet and human health, and also GOOD for your pocket.

For good reason, PROBAC technology is now being widely acknowledged in
scientific circles as the world’s most advanced cleaning product from the
perspectives of environmental and human health.