Go Green

Go Green is a natural mineral powder water treatment product, created and patented in Thailand, and is a world first which SOTO are very excited to be introducing into Europe.  Comprised of Calcium Carbonate, Phosphate, Magnesium, Perlite, Resin, and Zeolite, Go Green is a 100% natural, non-hazardous environmentally friendly product which removes inorganic chemical residues from water, and does not harm human or animal health.

To see Go Green in action at a polluted fish pond in Thailand watch this Youtube video – Go Green Lake Project

Go Green:

• Is easy to use
• Contains no man-made chemical constituents
• Is non toxic to human and animal health
• Provides a substantial reduction in water treatment costs when compared to other treatment methods
• Greatly reduces the turbidity of polluted water
• Decreases BOD (Bio Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand)
• Removes Chromium, Zinc, Lead, Copper, Nickel, Cadmium, etc.
• Eliminates or controls bad odours

Go Green can be put to almost endless water treatment uses to improve the quality of water in various measurable ways.  The large surface area of the fine particles in the powder remove unwanted compounds from treated water by the processes of coagulation, flocculation and sedimentation.  Go Green removes or greatly reduces the levels of numerous organic and inorganic water pollutants.

Examples of the uses to which Go Green can be put include:

• Cesspools and septic systems
• Fresh produce markets and slaughterhouses
• Schools, hospitals, hotels, restaurants and department stores
• Private houses; for example, to dissolve toilet, kitchen sink and other plumbing blockages
• All kinds of factories
• Canals, lakes, ponds, water courses and areas of stagnant water

SOTO will arrange for further testing on the uses to which Go Green can be put in the UK, so that this hugely promising natural product can reach its full potential and be of benefit to the worlds water.

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