On Mon, 31 May 2010 13:40:00 +0100, alan.holmes
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"RG" wrote in message
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On Sun, 30 May 2010 22:09:26 +0100, alan.holmes
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In article LGvMn.28769$9J1.20264@hurricane,
alan.holmes wrote:
As one does every 20 years or so, I can across a HUGE bag of
something
called 'Phosphoric Acid' which I obviously bought for some use, but
what
was
it used for?

Dissolving human bones and teeth after you have turned the rest of
their bodies into meat pies.

Interesting, but I somehow do not think I would have bought it dissolve
parts of bodies, I'm sure it would have been bought to use in the
garden,
but what for?



Phosphoric Acid is a constituent of Coca Cola and other similar drinks,
added to give it the 'bite'.
Yes, it does rot your teeth.

I wonder why you bothered to send an article which is so childish and
stupid.


I find your comment rather strange, since my reply was entirely serious
and factually correct.

Another possible garden use for phosphoric aid is to clean concrete paths,
but in a stronger concentration than Coke.