Al Jeschke wrote: > Ron Torrella wrote: > > > FWIW: > > > > If you use the wrong stuff, you'll find rusty strings where the hammer hits. That's because there's a small(ish) amount of sodium in the mix (is that NaCl?). Yeah! No kidding! Salt! > > HAVE USED FABRIC SOFTENER MIXED WITH METHENOL FOR APPROXIMATELY 10 YEARS AND HAVE TO DATE NOT SEEN ANY CORROSION. THERE MUST BE DIFFERENT FORMULAS IN BRANDS OF FABRIC SOFTENERS. That is correct. (Note that I said, "If you use the wrong stuff"....) You might want to check the battery in your hearing aid. You're yelling. We hear you just fine. :-) Ron Torrella, RPT Ypsilanti, MI ----------------- FreeDSL Information - Updated! http://www-personal.umich.edu/~torrella/InfoPlease/HereItIs.html ----------------- "There's a difference between 'involved' and 'committed.' When providing ham and eggs for breakfast, the hen is involved. The pig is committed. (Milo Sturgis in Jonathan Kellerman's novel "Self-Defense")
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