Better use a metal tank with a metal pump too, industrial size might be best. One of those giant trucks that’s used for spraying paint everywhere… I’m getting some ideas…hmmmm…
I know what bleach is for, silly. I have never owned anything white (why invite stains?), and I sold the last car I owned in 2007 and I will never ever own another car again. Subway all the way WOOT!
I am certain I could resell whatever quantity I got of both online somewhere to, you know, other people who own those things.
blinker fluid.
lol. Made me think of exploding panels on the Starship Enterprise that were powered by “plasma”
As long as they are packaged separately… I can figure out what to do with the bleach and the brake fluid later.
Bleach is useful for cleaning and disinfecting.
Brake fluid dissolves car paint, so it’s useful for loading into a super soaker and doing a drive-by spraying of your local new car dealership.
Wow, someone missed backwoods chemistry class…
Don’t ever combine these things together, nothing good will happen… 💀
I use other things for cleaning and disinfecting, but that is some very interesting and new information about brake fluid that I did not know…
…probably also dissolves the plastic parts of a super soaker, so … use with caution.
Metal woven hose with a metal sprayer, gotcha
Better use a metal tank with a metal pump too, industrial size might be best. One of those giant trucks that’s used for spraying paint everywhere… I’m getting some ideas…hmmmm…
Industrial metal, you say.
Whatever can withstand melt long enough to to last the run.
Man, you got me thinking some tank girl shit!
Bleach is for laundry, and brake fluid goes on a shelf next to the blinker fluid. For when you run out.
I know what bleach is for, silly. I have never owned anything white (why invite stains?), and I sold the last car I owned in 2007 and I will never ever own another car again. Subway all the way WOOT!
I am certain I could resell whatever quantity I got of both online somewhere to, you know, other people who own those things.
lol. Made me think of exploding panels on the Starship Enterprise that were powered by “plasma”