dihydrogen monoxide on my tomatoes
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dihydrogen monoxide on my tomatoes
I've found significant amounts of dihydrogen monoxide on my tomatoes - is it dangerous?
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Re: dihydrogen monoxide on my tomatoes
OMG! That stuff should be treated with extreme caution! Look at the safety information :http://www.dhmo.org/msds/MSDS-DHMO-Kemp.pdf
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Re: dihydrogen monoxide on my tomatoes
You should be OK provided you're not a sodium-metal based lifeform or otherwise easily hydrolysed.southeast-isher wrote:I've found significant amounts of dihydrogen monoxide on my tomatoes - is it dangerous?
The dihydrogen monoxide can be removed by putting the tomatoes into a clothes drier on "hot," always being careful to use a dryer that you have no further need of.
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Re: dihydrogen monoxide on my tomatoes
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