Weird...very weird
Does anyone know how these liquitabs (!) dissolve in water yet there full of liquid inside?
I reckon its a good one for all you stoners out there!! http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...h_STA60018.jpg Just taking random photos to get used to my new cam b4 Sweden WRC and basically testing the intelligence of scoobynet clientele dont let the side down boys..we all know the ford owners are thick as pig **** and drive cars made by scousers :lol1: |
not sure, but they clean me out :)
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the outer coviering is a polymer, stable at normal temperatures, and the absence of water, once heat and water are applied, the enzime in the polymer i=undergoes a catalytic reaction and bobs your, The soap portion is missing the O2 element & heat so the package stays intact
Mart |
Originally Posted by mart360
the outer coviering is a polymer, stable at normal temperatures, and the absence of water, once heat and water are applied, the enzime in the polymer i=undergoes a catalytic reaction and bobs your, The soap portion is missing the O2 element & heat so the package stays intact
Mart not just iconic cars..a family thats educated, stylish and ..insert own plug.. :luxhello: :luxhello: :luxhello: :luxhello: |
Originally Posted by mart360
the outer coviering is a polymer, stable at normal temperatures, and the absence of water, once heat and water are applied, the enzime in the polymer i=undergoes a catalytic reaction and bobs your, The soap portion is missing the O2 element & heat so the package stays intact
Mart |
They pop when you chew them.......
You only do that once I can tell you. |
And dont put them down on a wet worktop... they start to dissolve but leave a lovely slimey goo.
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