I picked mixture without even checking.
I feel proud
POLL! lubrication of valves
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TheTuba
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Re: POLL! lubrication of valves
I would put a good signature here, but i dont have one, so this will make do.
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PMeuph
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Re: POLL! lubrication of valves
Made me think of this:
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iiipopes
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Re: POLL! lubrication of valves
I picked mixture because, well, because. Gasp! Choke! Cough!
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windshieldbug
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Re: POLL! lubrication of valves
Schlepporello wrote:I did the honorable thing and picked Bleach
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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TheTuba
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Re: POLL! lubrication of valves
Why did you specify liquid bleach? Is there solid bleach?
I would put a good signature here, but i dont have one, so this will make do.
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TheTuba
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Re: POLL! lubrication of valves
oopsbloke wrote:yeah...There is.TheTuba wrote:Why did you specify liquid bleach? Is there solid bleach?
I would put a good signature here, but i dont have one, so this will make do.
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Donn
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Re: POLL! lubrication of valves
Public service announcement, not really having anything to do with tubas:
Classic bleach, a solution of sodium hypochlorite, can release chlorine gas when mixed with acids. I don't think it particularly matters whether it's muriatic (hydrochloric) acid, and in any case the volume of chlorine produced may not be a really big deal, but as it is one of the original chemical weapons and certainly not a wholesome thing to breathe, we prefer not to do that.
Maybe a more important thing to remember, don't mix bleach with ammonia, as that also produces a poisonous gas, chloramine.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled antics.
Classic bleach, a solution of sodium hypochlorite, can release chlorine gas when mixed with acids. I don't think it particularly matters whether it's muriatic (hydrochloric) acid, and in any case the volume of chlorine produced may not be a really big deal, but as it is one of the original chemical weapons and certainly not a wholesome thing to breathe, we prefer not to do that.
Maybe a more important thing to remember, don't mix bleach with ammonia, as that also produces a poisonous gas, chloramine.
We now return you to your regularly scheduled antics.