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Yikes. My spouse (not a magat at all but not a chemist either) wanted to refill our isopropyl alchohol so was going to get ethanol. I explained it was not the same thing. Next choice was 99% isopropyl ... had to explain that level strips paint."I've heard hand sanitizers fight off COVID-19 quite nicely. Why don't we just use that as a vaccine? And what about this ethanol? That's just alcohol, so surely that's safe? Or maybe we can just inject bleach into our veins? I could do with a serious cleaning out."
I suggested on twitter a uv led hooked to a battery as a pill.For internal UV just swallow one of those scorpion-hunting or pet-pee-finding flashlights from the hardware store!
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Proving once again, I guess, that 50% of Americans are below average.[Last] Monday, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said calls about poisonings with cleaners and disinfectants had increased more than 20% in the first three months of 2020 -- as coronavirus cleaning increased -- than from the same period a year earlier. Among cleaners, bleaches accounted for the largest percentage increase in calls from 2019 to 2020. (CNN)
April 17th:
"dangerously, in the view of some experts..." (emphasis mine)
Aww, why do people want to put a stop to the Darwin Awards?April 17th:
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Feds go after self-described church in Florida selling bleaching agent as cure for COVID-19
Judge in Florida orders leaders of Genesis II Church of Health and Healing to cease selling bleaching agent it falsely claims will treat and prevent COVID-19.www.cbsnews.com
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Federal judge enters temporary injunction against Genesis II Church of Health and Healing, preventing sale of Chlorine Dioxide Products Equivalent to Industrial Bleach to Treat COVID-19
Federal court enters temporary injunction against Genesis II Churchwww.fda.gov
...erm I ran some quick simulations and the math says whatever you change it will always be that way, not sure why though...Proving once again, I guess, that 50% of Americans are below average.
