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2008-03-27 alcohol evaporation: Even a quick rinse with cold water would remove most traces of alcohol (certainly below the level where they could be detected / would do harm). A warm rinse would remove them entirely. In any case, no...
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2008-03-27 alcohol evaporation: Hi, and thanks for your question. It is possible for some remnants of alcohol to remain in a glass for a while after drinking, but washing out will normally remove most traces (because ethanol dissolves...
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2008-03-11 REG : mineral water: There is no health hazard to consuming boiled or fresh mineral water (unless, of course, the source of the water has been contaminated, or if chemicals from the plastic bottle leach in to the water)....
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2008-03-02 pH: hi, and thank you for your question. The normal method of doing this would be to add a set amount of acid or base to the water that you add to the soil in the planter. For example, you could add vinegar...
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2008-02-21 chemical reaction on smoke detectors: Hi, and thanks for your question. No, there are no chemicals that will do this: a smoke detector works by sensing the physical presence of smoke particles, not their chemical makeup. If vapors from...
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