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Started by Good Gourd 2, January 15, 2009, 17:42:12

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Good Gourd 2

does anyone know of using mouthwash as an insecticide and what mix it is, PLEASE.

Good Gourd 2


Susiebelle

dunno about insecticide, but I heard on news today about it being held responsible for some type of cancer, now whats that all about?

littlebabybird

Quote from: Susiebelle on January 15, 2009, 23:03:57
dunno about insecticide, but I heard on news today about it being held responsible for some type of cancer, now whats that all about?

Rinsing with mouthwash containing alcohol makes it easier for cancer-causing substances like nicotine to penetrate the lining of the mouth
do you think that there will be a drop in the 1700 uk deaths a year from this cancer since you can no longer smoke in pubs?

lbb

Robert_Brenchley

there probably will be. A friend of my wife's died of lung cancer a few years ago. She'd never smoked, but she worked for many years in care homes where the residents smoked. Listerine contains thymol, which is an excellent fungicide. It kills mites, so it would kill insects as well. If anyone wants to experiment, it would be better to buy the thymol straight.

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