This story supported by a grant from the Patty Dumpling Endowed Chair for Oil and Chemical Spills, Fracking, and Groundwater Enhancement You probably heard about this big drought in California, especially if you live there and you haven't washed your car for months because of rationing and stuff (as opposed to those of us who just don't wash our cars because we call road dust a "patina"). It's a seriously bad thing, and if your state is
Californians have their own very valid drought-related reasons for not washing their cars. Those of us living in well-hydrated but more refrigerated sections of the country (aka The CryoBelt), on the other hand, don't wash our cars because it will cause the door locks to freeze up.
According to Steven Johnson (of <i>How We Got To Now</i> fame), the advent of chlorine bleach made safe municipal drinking water possible. It is one of the most potent antibacterials out there. Meaning that it only takes a tiny bit to do the job. It won&#039;t do anything to eliminate toxic industrial pollutants though.
A lot of agencies prefer to use sodium hypochlorite rather than dealing with storing chlorine, because of the whole &quot;lethal gas&quot; thing.
Californians have their own very valid drought-related reasons for not washing their cars. Those of us living in well-hydrated but more refrigerated sections of the country (aka The CryoBelt), on the other hand, don&#039;t wash our cars because it will cause the door locks to freeze up.
What doesn&#039;t kill my car, makes it stronger.
Eeeew. Where do you live?
In my experience tan or light brown works better. The real champ though is brown metal primer.
According to Steven Johnson (of <i>How We Got To Now</i> fame), the advent of chlorine bleach made safe municipal drinking water possible. It is one of the most potent antibacterials out there. Meaning that it only takes a tiny bit to do the job. It won&#039;t do anything to eliminate toxic industrial pollutants though.
A lot of agencies prefer to use sodium hypochlorite rather than dealing with storing chlorine, because of the whole &quot;lethal gas&quot; thing.
There are also a bunch of First Nations in the way,
Well, and the giant fucking amount of money spent to defeat Prop 87.
That miracle attachment that lets your car run on water is finally here!!!!
I am shocked - shocked! to hear that the petroleum industry would even consider such a dastardly deed. Shocked, I tell you.
<i>those of us who just don&rsquo;t wash our cars because we call road dust a &ldquo;patina&rdquo;</i>
I meditated on whether to wash my car and decided NO. It has natural immunity to dirt.
Good thing I only drink booze. Also that I don&#039;t live in California. Did I mention the booze?
Just more evidence of a vast, capitalist plot to sap and impurify our precious bodily fluids
If we pumped Brawndo with electrolytes into the aquifers, wouldn&#039;t that counteract the bad chemicals?
I&#039;m sure Jeebus will take care of it.
hahahahaha