MSDS on ....Water.....no, really! Attn:Noel

Unknown

Can you hear me laughing?


Unbelievable!

Noel

Paul Rohrs_2

MSDS on ....Water.....no, really! Attn:Noel

Danger!.....Water.

Here is the Link.
http://ptcl.chem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/WA/water.html


Regards,

PR

Paul Rohrs_2

Thought you might appreciate that.

I think I will spend some time looking for the well known but potentially deadly: AIR.

Regards,

PR

Unknown

If you find one for Dirt,

I'd be interested in that, too.

Noel

jackchips_2

Come on Paul,

you didn't mention the disclaimer.

The information is only good up to the date of the report: 2003. Things could have changed--NO?

Paul Rohrs_2

Would you believe.......earth (?)

http://physchem.ox.ac.uk/MSDS/DI/diatomaceous_earth.html

a little out in left field, but it is "earth" none the less.

Maybe I should stick to Dr.Suess.

Regards,

PR

Matt Undy

Datomaceous earth is not just ordinary dirt. I beleive it is the shells of some sort of animal but it is unique enough to warrent an MSDS.

Matt

Paul Rohrs_2

Diatomaceous

Webster:

"A fine siliceaous earth composed chiefly of cell walls of diatoms. (Unicellular marine or fresh-water algae).

Sounds tasty to me, perhaps on a salad?

Regards,

PR

BillW@honeywell

Diatoms...

were small prehistoric crusteaceans. Their remains are very jagged & spiked with all kinds of barbs & spines. Diatomaceous earth is often used as a filter medium for water purification. You don't want to breathe diatom dust into your lungs, it can cause irritation and damage.

Paul Rohrs_2

MSDS on Mother-in-Laws

Made ya' look. The logic could be there however.

Here is one for Women. Copy and paste at your own risk.

http://www.qis.net/~jimjr/wom01e.htm

I have a wonderful mother-in-law by the way.

Regards,

PR