[Tall_Texan]

They should ban the stuff. It an ingredient in "acid rain".

[MaryFromMichigan]

This stuff is addictive.
I know.
I am a user of the stuff.
If I go very long without it, I suffer insatiable cravings until I have some.
I carry a bottle of the stuff in my car, so I never have to worry about being without it.
I have some EVERY day.
Usually many times a day.
God forgive me, but I don't think I could live too long with out it.

If you want to be on a "ping" list...
...feel free to start one.

[RonDog]

From search Free Republic for "hoax", see also these RELATED threads:

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[ko_kyi]

I sent the DHMO.org page guy a field report. I found that DHMO is frequently found in the same areas as SiO4. My 2 year old actually ate some SiO4 and drank DHMO when we visited the beach last year.

[South40]

Accidental dihydrogen monoxide inhalation killed Natalie Woods.