Coal broken up into chunks, or charcoal
6 T Salt (NOT iodized)
6 T liquid bluing
6 T water
1 T Ammonia
Food coloring
Pie tin
Mix salt, bluing, water, and ammonia In a glass dish with a disposable utensil and after well blended drizzle over coal in the pie tin. Drop food coloring onto different chunks of coal and let sit. You should start to see results in a few hours. Left over night, it will look like this picture. It will continue to grow.
4 comments:
SO I have to ask? What is liquid bluing?
You'll find it near the bleach. The most common brand is Mrs. Stewart's and it is used for safely whitening clothes... YOu know how people sometimes reffer to the elderly as "Blue Hairs"? Well that's because they used to use bluing to make their hair white... which it did, but with a blue tint. LOL
Got it... Thanks for the lesson on the elderly! :)
I'm there for ya, man!
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