On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 22:29:52 -0500, Ray Drouillard wrote:

I don't have a reason, but the original poster in this thread is concerned
about his soil. I mentioned that things like cyanide and benzene are
going to go away on their own -- unless they are continually resupplied.
Heavy metals, on the other hand, don't break down. They may wash away,
but they won't break down.


Ray

Ray ... not trying to challenge you. I just was wondering why the OP felt
there was a need to test for heavy metals. Where I live, each type of
subtest adds significantly to the cost of the overall test. Perhaps the OP
is made of money, but I would have to have sound reason to suspect such a
problem before I popped my wallet open to pay for the test.

That's all. I was just wondering if the test was a rational thing to do.

Bill

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