Gargle it for a sore throat...
Well, I can say that salt water doesn't work as a grass killer. I dive commercially for aquarium fish, which means that I often come back from a day's work with 40-50 gallons of leftover water in buckets. When I drain the boat and wash everything off, most of the salt water runs off the driveway and on to the grass. I've been doing this for many years, and it hasn't killed the grass - in fact the place where the grass is thickest and healthiest is right where the salt water drains off (because it gets watered so much I guess). Killing grass takes a lot more salt than any hobbyist could provide.
That said, I wouldn't put it on house plants - in the yard there's a lot of drainage and the rain will wash the salt out of the soil so it all get diluted. Potted plants are stuck in a small pot and probably wouldn't take it very well.
I pour my old water on my kids.
Well, I can say that salt water doesn't work as a grass killer. I dive commercially for aquarium fish, which means that I often come back from a day's work with 40-50 gallons of leftover water in buckets. When I drain the boat and wash everything off, most of the salt water runs off the driveway and on to the grass. I've been doing this for many years, and it hasn't killed the grass - in fact the place where the grass is thickest and healthiest is right where the salt water drains off (because it gets watered so much I guess). Killing grass takes a lot more salt than any hobbyist could provide.
That said, I wouldn't put it on house plants - in the yard there's a lot of drainage and the rain will wash the salt out of the soil so it all get diluted. Potted plants are stuck in a small pot and probably wouldn't take it very well.
32F isn't cold..when it gets to single digits or negatives, then it's cold. Trust me, a bucket of saltwater will freeze pretty fast at below 0 temps.
Sslak, i will have to disagree with you there!
when it get below 70F its cold!!!!!
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