A bit worrying that I have both main ingredients, in very small
quantities, at home. Acetone is a useful solvent for fibre glass resin
and hydrogen peroxide is an antisceptic. Looks as though I might be
using alternatives from now on.

Lots of things are flammable and explosive if converted to a fine
spray. Petrol can be used as an explosive and so can flour! Its not
worth worrying about.

B2003

In message .com, at
02:22:32 on Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Boltar remarked:
A bit worrying that I have both main ingredients, in very small
quantities, at home. Acetone is a useful solvent for fibre glass resin
and hydrogen peroxide is an antisceptic. Looks as though I might be
using alternatives from now on.

Lots of things are flammable and explosive if converted to a fine
spray. Petrol can be used as an explosive and so can flour! Its not
worth worrying about.

I can see you are (rightly) sceptical. But the OP has some antisceptic,
it seems.
--
Roland Perry

"Boltar" wrote in message
oups.com...

Lots of things are flammable and explosive
if converted to a fine spray.

I was taught at school that pretty much anything can be an explosive if
powdered finely enough and mixed with air. Custard powder and paint are
particularly good at demolishing the factories where they are made.

--
John Rowland - Spamtrapped
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