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Message # 3837.1.1.1.1

Subject: Re: What is Borax?

Date: Wed 28/05/03 03:34:06 GMT

Name: gungebath

Email: gungebath@hotmail.com

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Apparently, it's also used as ant poison.

I've never tried this recipe but it sounds interesting.

Doesn't the food colour stain clothing?

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Re: What is PVA and Borax?

By Zamboni - Mon 26/05/03 20:59:51 GMT

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PVA is a poly-vinal-adheasive(i think) basicly its a glue. Its dries clear and is easyly cleand off clothes with hot water if not left to dry for to long. I think it can also be called marvin medium (not sure though) but in England PVA is used in schools for art work and also in construction for sealing walls etc. You will probably find it in a DIY store. As for borax iv never heard of it.

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Re: Re: Gunge?

By David - spawn75@bellsouth.net Mon 26/05/03 08:41:54 GMT

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What is PVA and Borax? And do they have that in the USA?

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Re: Gunge?

By Gopher - Mon 26/05/03 04:42:16 GMT

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Food colour, PVA and borax, if I recall.

Also, I was told by a friend that the surfactant in

liquid dish soap almost eliminates the adhesive properties of latex paint, making easy clean up..

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Gunge?

By Jay - Mon 26/05/03 02:05:27 GMT

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What is the best way to make gunge?

Substances?

Any Ideas

Can anyone help?

Thx

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