Soaked Rags facts
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Using a chloroform soaked rag as an incapacitating agent is pure fiction. It is nearly impossible to incapacitate someone using chloroform in this manner.
how to dispose of oil soaked rags?
A 'perfectly' measured dose of chloroform soaked in a rag would take around 5 minutes to knock a person out, rather than almost immediately.
What to do with stain soaked rags?
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what to do with gas soaked rags?
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Former Chicago Blackhawks goalie Sam LoPresti once killed a dolphin with basically a shiv, to feed 28 of his shipmates who were stranded on a lifeboat for 42 days, after a German torpedo took out their ship. They cooked the meat in a bucket full of kerosene soaked rags. Hockey players, man...
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You shouldn't use dryer sheets with anything meant to absorb (like towels, rags, or cloth diapers), because dryer sheets can negatively impact their ability to soak moisture .
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Linseed oil soaked rags can spontaneously combust.
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Sicily's mafia tied gas soaked rags to cats, lit the rags on fire, then set them loose into forests, burning nearly 14,000 acres.
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Linseed oil soaked rags can just spontaneously combust
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Improperly stored oil soaked rags were responsible for an estimated average of 14,070 fires per year between 2005 and 2009.
