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At 01:11 8/15/96 -0400, you wrote:
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>Subject: Re: To dissolve Propolis you....
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>On Mon, 12 Aug 1996, Bruce Hamilton wrote:
>> > It is with great interest that I read this message about removing propolis
>> > from clothing. One question. Does it say on the bottle what "Lighter Fluid"
>> > is chemically?
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>> To my nose..lighter fluid is varasol...
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> I believe it's got quite a bit of acetone and maybe toulene in it.
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For those of you who might have missed my earlier post concerning what
Lighter Fluid is (so the "guessing" won't continue), it is primarily Naptha
or in other words, dry-cleaning solution.
Regards,
Mike Wallace
Sar Shalom Apiary
McKinney, Texas USA
"Out of the heart, the mouth speaks."
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