It's all in a name, isn't it? In Michigan here I'm nearly surrounded by it. It does look nice just laying there. But you really do have to keep from breathing it.
Ha! This one was old when I was in school. How nice that young people give us the opportunity to recycle the classics. My nephew the chemist has to face the challenge of DHMO every day in the lab. Poor guy!
It's all in a name, isn't it? In Michigan here I'm nearly surrounded by it. It does look nice just laying there. But you really do have to keep from breathing it.
You think that's bad - I get ~55.5M Hydroxic Acid coming out of my household plumbing!
Ha! This one was old when I was in school. How nice that young people give us the opportunity to recycle the classics. My nephew the chemist has to face the challenge of DHMO every day in the lab. Poor guy!
Have you seen the rebuttal?
http://www.armory.com/~crisper/DHMO/
I think that the proper treatment for a DHMO spill is to flush the area with a large amount of water.
}8^)
^^^ That's what our distilled water bottles used to recommend :S