Night Train
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- Greater Manchester
A friend of mine found that product on top of a kitchen cabinet when she was cleaning the house after the last lot of tenants left.
The Police were called to remove it.
A question for any chemists on here ...
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A friend of mine found that product on top of a kitchen cabinet when she was cleaning the house after the last lot of tenants left.
The Police were called to remove it.
Don't know, but I do know it's pretty lethal. When we moved house and gave the bathroom a good old going over, like you do. While cleaning the glorious bright blue bath, it stripped the surface off straight away! Not used it since.
Mind you, it was replaced with a nice white modern one much sooner than expected
Mind you, it was replaced with a nice white modern one much sooner than expected
Night Train
Maker of Things
- Location
- Greater Manchester
OK, here's another product chemistry question:
What exactly is the pro argen (sp) formula?
What exactly is the pro argen (sp) formula?
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
I think the technical description is actually "Bo**ocks".
I saw an ad for some jollop the other day, that said that x% of women asked 'couldn't live without it', Oddly, it wasn't oxygen, or water, or food, but anti wrinkle cream.
