Pacific Sands Inc. Begins Testing New Product

Business Wire, July 31, 2002

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CLOVIS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 31, 2002

Pacific Sands Inc. (OTCBB:PFSD) Wednesday announced that it will begin testing its marine & RV holding tank treatment product.

The enzyme-based treatment will liquefy solid waste, tissue paper and eliminate odors in motor homes, travel trailers, truck campers, boats, houseboats & commercial bus lines.

Recently the company announced that it gained its EPA company number for its Eco One Bactericide/Algaecide. Pacific Sands will now move to the next step in complying with the EPA as a distributor for the Bactericide/Algaecide. Through the efforts with the manufacturer in obtaining this number we have established a unique private label for this product.

"This is a big step forward for Pacific Sands. Without the EPA number retailers would not be able to take the Bactericide/Algaecide product. This aids us significantly in marketing the Eco One product line," said Steve Larsen, president of WFL Marketing Group.

WFL Marketing Group is also in discussions with several large retail chains that sell pool and spa products to carry the Eco One product line.

The WFL Marketing Group Inc. recruits independent sales representatives nationwide through the "United Association of Manufacturers' Representatives" or UAMR (www.uamr.com). UAMR is a professional service that has been bringing manufacturers and representatives together since 1965. WFL has absorbed Pacific Sands' existing team of independent sales representatives.

Pacific Sands Inc. develops and markets water treatment solutions for industrial and consumer products. Their Eco One line of spa products is a safe, environmentally friendly alternative for consumer hot tubs and spas.

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