Back from Bath with bag of mop, I purchased a bag of 301 Mop with traction restoring grit to use on my garage floor. The product is very lite and bulky made from cellulose fiber similar to the blown in insulation products. Tried it out works much better than speedy dry. Talked a bit with Michelle the receptionist then Mr. Diamond came in and introduced himself.I have always worked in retail and or service and feel I am a pretty fair judge of charcter. My impression of Michell & Mr. Diamond;honest, intelligent,very environmental minded. Mr. Diamond told me they have four people on the ground in the Gulf coast area.They have been in contact with various Govenors and other importaint people. They have been flooded with emails & phone calls and have sent many samples but so far have not been able to get in front of a camera. Mr. Diamond talked in length about various products and projects that they have in the works, he showed me samples of spill kits, booms and other products. He has the technology and hopes to have the equipment in the near future to clean large quanties of oil contaminated soil in a manner that leaves no hazardus waste to dispose of and actually improves the soil and air quality.He showed me his ware house almost full of product ready to go if and when they get the call. So as I see it they are a company with great potential. If the Gulf oil spill puts their name in front of the public they have many products to sell for other uses that will continue to generate sales after the Gulf spill is just a bad memory.If anyone is comming up I 91 thru VT I recomend that you get off at the Wells River exit and follow 302 east 5 or so miles to Bath NH and pay them a visit. They are very friendly people and easy to talk to. Sorry about the long post and my poor spelling.
