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It’s porphyrin: “3.3 What’s that red stuff around my rat’s eyes and nose? The red stuff sometimes seen around a rat’s eyes and nose is called porphyrin. It is produced by a gland behind the eyeball and helps lubricate the eye. Porphyr…

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Did you mean the expiration date was two months AGO, or comes two months from NOW? If the latter, no worries. If it hasn’t reached the expiration date, and it has remained refrigerated, then it’s still fit for human consumption. You should…

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The best thing you can get him is steamed shrimp with the tails still on. This is the closes proximity of what he would be getting. Otherwise, offer him dried brine shrimp, fresh protein, worm castings, popcorn, and cuttlebone or crushed eg…

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What is a good way to kill and repel fire ants around a chicken coop that will not harm the chickens?

Q: I have tried orange oil and it will kill them that you spray it ON but has no residual killing power or repellent.I have tried DE and it doesn’t seem to do much.What could I use to get rid of them that’s preferably organic?Yes I could get a spray especially for fire ants that wouldnt harm chickens if I knew of one.

A: Well, you could get a spray especially for ants, that does not hurt animals.

will boiling mineral water kill the minerals and good stuff in the water?

Q: i like to cook with good water sometimes, i think it’s better. but will boiling it kill the good stuff?

A: Here’s the long winded answer to your question PLUS (you want J)A. Distilled WaterDistilled Water is water that has been vaporized and recondensed. If fractional distillation is used, all minerals and chemicals are removed. Removal of all dissolved solids in the water also removes any taste. Distilled water is the ultimate soft water.B. Pure Liquid WaterThis term is often used commercially to denote water in its purest form (distilled water). There is really no such thing as “pure liquid water.”C. Tap Water (Public or Drinking water)Tap Water is water from a municipal or county water system that has been treated and disinfected.D. Fluoridated WaterFluoridated Water is water that has been treated in water plants so as to contain at least 0.8 mg but no more than 4 mg of fluoride per liter.E. Mineral WaterWhile mineral waters typically contain at least 500 ppm (parts per million) of minerals, the term “mineral water” has no legal significance. The minerals present give water a distinctive flavor and many are high in sodium. It should be noted the Environmental Protection Agency only allows up to 500 ppm of minerals for drinking Water. Some mineral waters contain up to 2,000 ppms.F. Natural WaterNatural Water is water obtained from a spring or well that is certified to be safe and sanitary.G. Hard WaterHard Water is water with a high calcium and magnesium concentration. Most water found in nature is hard water.H. Soft WaterSoft Water is water with a low calcium and magnesium concentration. Typically, this is water that has been processed through a softener unit, using sodium or potassium chloride as a base in an ionic exchange filter. If the water was already soft to begin with and is quasi 100% softened, the water may still have relatively low sodium content. It is also important to remember that water with a high sodium concentration may also be quite hard.Most water softeners are sodium based (sodium chloride). Some are potassium based. Soft water is good for washing cloths and for bathing purposes. Long-term consumption can lead to excessive sodium or potassium, depending on the kind of softener.I. Spring WaterSpring Water is water originating from a spring or well and must have a direct connection to a spring). It may be carbonated or not (“flat” or “still”). Brand names such as “Spring Pure” do not necessarily mean that the water comes from a spring.J. Boiled WaterBoiling water kills the bacteria in raw water (if it is boiled for at least 20 minutes). But, the remains of these germs are carried into our body when the water is consumed. These dead germs furnish media for rapid and lusty propagation of germs already in the body. Boiling water does not remove any inorganic minerals or chemicals such as chlorine or fluoride. On the contrary, this process concentrates certain toxic metals.K. Rain WaterThe heat of the sun naturally distills rainwater. But it becomes contaminated as it falls through air filled with bacteria, dust, smoke, chemicals, and minerals. By the time it reaches the earth as rainwater, it is so saturated with decaying matter, dirt, and chemicals that its color becomes a yellowish-white. Snow is even dirtier. Neither should be consumed.L. Swimming Pool WaterProperly maintained pools with adequate water circulation, filtration, and disinfection do not usually represent a hazard to bathers even when consumed in small quantities. If the main water supply becomes contaminated, the risk to pool users is minimal because parasites do not multiply in water.M. Acidic WaterThis is water that has a pH of 5.8 – 6.9. This is often formed either by distilled water coming in contact with air, or by special ionizing machines to make water acidic. Acidic water is good for external use and industrial purposes, but not for long-term human consumption. Acidic water is full of hydrogen ions. It is good for plant growth, crops, and livestock in that it will help keep a much lower mortality rate and cleaner environment, keeping in mind the acidic water retards bacteria and bacterial growth. It also kills bacteria on contact; helps heal cuts, blisters, scraps, or rashes; and provides excellent relief from mosquito bites. Once taken internally, it attracts minerals from our body. Drinking acidic water short term (less than 4 weeks) is good for body cleansing and detoxification. Long-term intake invariably leads to mineral deficiencies.N. Alkaline WaterThis is water that has a pH of more than 7.4 (often close to 7.6 to 7.8). Alkaline water can be the result of reverse osmosis or by special ionizing machines to make the water alkaline. Slightly alkaline water is best for consumption. Hydroxyl Ions (oxygen molecule with an extra electron) inside alkaline water donates its extra electrons to free radicals and is therefore a liquid antioxidant. Alkaline water also balances the body pH that is often acidic, especially among the sick. Our diet is often extremely acidic. Soft drinks, fast foods, and processed foods deposit acid waste in our bodies that build up over time and create an ideal environment for diseases and cancer cells to thrive. The accumulation of acidic byproducts in the body is believed to be a rapid accelerator of aging according to many researchers. Maintaining an alkaline pH (7.6 – 8.0) helps us to maintain an environment in our bodies that is NOT conducive to disease. After consumption, the antioxidant properties generally last approximately 18 – 24 hours, and the alkaline properties will last approximately 1 – 2 weeks.

What kind of products will kill mold in the basement?

Q: We had a leak in our finished basementand there is mold on some of our flooring and furniture? We’re getting the leak fixed but what products will kill the mold?

A: The best way for removing mold from a basement is to use a mild detergent with water and scrub all the walls, floors and ceiling if possible of the room that has mold and then follow behind that with a bleech wash. Even though you may have only noticed mold on 1 wall, scrub all the surfaces that you can in that room.