Pest repellent fabric and fumigant for food

A method of manufacturing a textile, comprising in combination;

• Providing a substrate assembly which is a fabric;
• Placing the fabric on to a machine which pulls it out and spread it on a pegged lattice;
• Heating a mineral compound to at least about 80 degrees centigrade;
• Filling a composition into an overhead thermos-controlled heat tank;
• Providing, placing, eating, mixing, filling;
• Curing the fabric by pass below dynamic hot air blowers;
• Rolling the dried fabric and cutting it to size.

A nano-mineral compound effective to use with an improved textile assembly having pest and insect repellent properties, further comprising:

• a. Magnesioum enriched mineral oil at 90% by weight;
• b. 2(Hydroxysilyl) Proylmethyloctadecyl Ammonium Chloride at 8% by weight;
• and
• c. Monosaturated recinoleic acid at 25 by weight.

An active ingredient set effective to use with an improved textile assembly having pest and insect repellent properties, further comprising:

• a. A Sesquiterpene Extract of Juniperus Bark at 80%;
• b. Curcumin treated Eugenia Caryophylla oil at 18%;
• and
• c. Sodium chloride stabilizer at 2%.

A process of producing a fabric having repellent properties, comprising, in combination:

• providing a fabric substrate;
• heating a mineral compound;
• mixing an active ingredient set;
• using the fabric;
• spraying the compound mixed from minerals and actives unrolling the fabric and drying.

Methods for imparting the active and mineral complex to any helped substrate, according to the previous claims, specification and appendix herein, comprising, in combination:

• pulling a fabric substrate onto a pegged lattice;
• heating the mineral compound, as defined herein, to at least about 80° C.;
• mixing the active ingredients, as defined herein in a chemical mixer;
• using the fabric substrate, while;
• spraying the compound, after, unrolling said fabric substrate;
• passing the fabric below dynamic hot air drying means;
• and
• rolling and cutting the fabric.