oh i have to wait 5 minutes for your reply, sad times
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FatherTed wrote:
still not entirely sure how you aren't banned androo after posting about stealing bf2 accs and selling them, and hacking into someones bank account. cherry on top you told burnzz to kill himself, that normally gets me a 3-day
kill yourself pretty please?
well can you tell me what constitutes exactly as bleach then? cause as far as i'm concerned it's pretty broad but it generally has hydrogen peroxide in it.coke wrote:
Yes it can be used as a bleaching agent, but it is NOT BLEACH.
andros wrote:
as far as i'm concerned
FatherTed wrote:
aw shit another ten minutes before andro can reply to me
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Ah yes of course because some bleaches contain hydrogen peroxide, that means in your mind that hydrogen peroxide is bleach...andros wrote:
well can you tell me what constitutes exactly as bleach then? cause as far as i'm concerned it's pretty broad but it generally has hydrogen peroxide in it.coke wrote:
Yes it can be used as a bleaching agent, but it is NOT BLEACH.
not trying to be stubborn or anything, just curious cause i just looked it up and got this:
"A chemical agent used to whiten or remove color from textiles, paper, food, and other substances and materials. Chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, and hydrogen peroxide are bleaches. Bleaches remove color by oxidation or reduction."
noun /blēCH/
bleaches, plural
A chemical (typically a solution of sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide) used to whiten or sterilize materials
FatherTed wrote:
aw shit another ten minutes before andro can reply to me
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FatherTed wrote:
aw shit another ten minutes before andro can reply to me
((((((
FatherTed wrote:
aw shit another ten minutes before andro can reply to me
((((((
sure, i was getting at that a lot of bleaches use it and it can also be used by itself, well 3% anyway.coke wrote:
Ah yes of course because some bleaches contain hydrogen peroxide, that means in your mind that hydrogen peroxide is bleach...andros wrote:
well can you tell me what constitutes exactly as bleach then? cause as far as i'm concerned it's pretty broad but it generally has hydrogen peroxide in it.coke wrote:
Yes it can be used as a bleaching agent, but it is NOT BLEACH.
not trying to be stubborn or anything, just curious cause i just looked it up and got this:
"A chemical agent used to whiten or remove color from textiles, paper, food, and other substances and materials. Chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, and hydrogen peroxide are bleaches. Bleaches remove color by oxidation or reduction."
noun /blēCH/
bleaches, plural
A chemical (typically a solution of sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide) used to whiten or sterilize materials
Yes but still bleach IS NOT H202. some bleaches, as in the cleaning products will contain it, but that doesn't mean they are the same thing.andros wrote:
sure, i was getting at that a lot of bleaches use it and it can also be used by itself, well 3% anyway.coke wrote:
Ah yes of course because some bleaches contain hydrogen peroxide, that means in your mind that hydrogen peroxide is bleach...andros wrote:
well can you tell me what constitutes exactly as bleach then? cause as far as i'm concerned it's pretty broad but it generally has hydrogen peroxide in it.
not trying to be stubborn or anything, just curious cause i just looked it up and got this:
"A chemical agent used to whiten or remove color from textiles, paper, food, and other substances and materials. Chlorine, sodium hypochlorite, and hydrogen peroxide are bleaches. Bleaches remove color by oxidation or reduction."
noun /blēCH/
bleaches, plural
A chemical (typically a solution of sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide) used to whiten or sterilize materials
used to use in the lab at school and it has a good bit of other bleaching/disinfecting benefits, etc.
better than chlorine bleaches as far as shitty byproducts go.
yep, sure thing.coke wrote:
Yes but still bleach IS NOT H202. some bleaches, as in the cleaning products will contain it, but that doesn't mean they are the same thing.andros wrote:
sure, i was getting at that a lot of bleaches use it and it can also be used by itself, well 3% anyway.coke wrote:
Ah yes of course because some bleaches contain hydrogen peroxide, that means in your mind that hydrogen peroxide is bleach...
used to use in the lab at school and it has a good bit of other bleaching/disinfecting benefits, etc.
better than chlorine bleaches as far as shitty byproducts go.
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