k0ua
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A common mineral compound that you may have in your home and / or shop has many many uses.
What is this mineral compound?????
No fair googling
I think we might need a little more to go on there on that one..
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I think we might need a little more to go on there on that one..
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A common mineral compound that you may have in your home and / or shop has many many uses.
What is this mineral compound?????
No fair googling
Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda)?
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crash325
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Some of its many uses are, making glass, fire retardant, insulation fire proofing, bug killer, radiation shield, in some tooth paste, welding & on & on.
Baking soda pretty close.
vtsnowedin
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Harry Truman.
2LaneCruzer
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Hmmm. Sounds a little like Sodium Borate, or Borax.
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crash325
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Yep it is Borax.
Tooth Paste.
When tooth paste first came on the scene there were many tooth powders on the market & people were pretty happy with them.
Rather than go head to head with them a whole new method of a way to advertize them.
A new tactic was devised by some one that is rumored to not have even finished high school.
What was the reason given for people to switch form powder.??????
Tooth Paste.
When tooth paste first came on the scene there were many tooth powders on the market & people were pretty happy with them.
Rather than go head to head with them a whole new method of a way to advertize them.
A new tactic was devised by some one that is rumored to not have even finished high school.
What was the reason given for people to switch form powder.??????
2LaneCruzer
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My Dad used to do a lot of Acetylene welding...many a time I've seen him use Boraxo, which is a powdered hand soap, for a flux. He would simply dip the heated rod into the powder, which would stick to the rod, with which he would then proceed to do his welding...or brazing.
turnkey4099
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In the late 80s or early 90s there was a 'walk-behind' lawn mower with no wheels. What was its name?
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Jim Shooz
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There was an electric Flymo. In the UK the safety police had got hold of it and it had plastic blades. Absolutely b****y useless. It chewed the grass.
