Super Water against Super Bugs?


	Super Water against Super Bugs?

sidegik

6-10-2007 3:12 AM

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healing, bugs

sidegik says:

Real solutions are simple!

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6-10-2007 7:18 AM

Deepti

this is great news

6-10-2007 9:08 AM

dorine

Fantastic!

6-12-2007 2:20 AM

allenmarkowski

Wow! Reminds me of the usages of diatomaceous earth on insects. They act like razor blades & they bleed &/dehydrate.

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