I know, right
. It would actually be better with salt , vinegar and the surfactant dish soap.
It’s about time for Lurker66 to show up and share his Walmart story. Some know who/what I’m talking about.
I need to know precisely which salt works best.
you know he was just a poor mountaineer...barely kept his family fed
To add … the “story” of WM using “sand” in their salt has been around for sometime. I doubt it holds any “sand” (pun intended). There has never been any analysis or lab tests to indicate there is sand in their store brands of salt.
WM is pretty strict with their co-packers of their store brands. There is a lot of dollars of brand equity involved. They may have an Arkansas zip code but they are not stupid marketers.
WM is pretty strict with their co-packers of their store brands. There is a lot of dollars of brand equity involved. They may have an Arkansas zip code but they are not stupid marketers.
Wal Mart ???
Weren't they accused of using tree bark or some such in their grated Parmesan cheese?
I want to say it was called some kind of fiber in the ingredients list (which I guess it sure is).
Weren't they accused of using tree bark or some such in their grated Parmesan cheese?
I want to say it was called some kind of fiber in the ingredients list (which I guess it sure is).
I've had decent luck with just the vinegar and dish soap....
I know, right
Add heat to the mixture. It'll disolve and stay disolved. Might wanna open a window or two....
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