Dihydrogen Monoxide – Using on Plants
When I mentioned on radio that I had found nothing better than dihydrogen monoxide to keep my Christmas tree fresh, I was deluged with requests for a source.
Fortunately, there are several vendors of this miraculous liquid in the metro Atlanta area. Click here for a list.
Before you use it, check this site Dihydrogen Monoxide Research.
And before you call any of the vendors, check with a high school chemistry student to find out what Dihydrogen Monoxide REALLY IS!
(As Mark Twain might have said, “I’m only funning ye!)
Dihydrogen monoxide being used in a garden
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