[CH] Math problem
Byron Bromley (Byron.Bromley@gsd-co.com)
Sat, 19 Dec 1998 13:43:48 -0500
George Neslon
Thank you
Your math tells me that the nicotine used in this formula is 98,304th the
amount a normal tobacco chewer uses in 1 "Chew". Suposidly fit for human
consumption. For me, it places it higher on the Safety scale.
The 1/3 oz per gal dilution, is mixed 8 oz tobacco juice, 8 oz dishsoap
8 oz mouthwash, and 8 oz water then applied with a 20 gal hose end sprayer.
OR use 1 1/2 oz ( A little more accurate 45 ml) in a 1 gal sprayer.
{if you prefer 50ml per 4L}
If I understood properly the dishsoap and mouthwash should be more than
enough to kill any TMV virus in tobacco.
Isn't nicotine sulphate burnt nicotine ??
Thanks again
"Illigitimus non Carborundum"
Byron