[Jewelry making - Article 00970] - Re: [Orchid] Super pickle...

[sam]

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    Many thanks to those who responded to my post - and my apologies for
    hasty fact gathering. The crystals or fragments in the now
    substantial amount of sludge in the bottom of my pickle pot are a
    shiny gray color - I ASSUMED (yes I know) they were silver but upon
    closer examination seem to be coated with the same thick grayish
    coating that the silver sheet was - hence my labeling them silver.
    And they are NOT, in fact magnetic, just extremely fond of each
    other. Go figure. I did learn a lot from your replies but in the end
    poured the crap into a plastic jar and took it to school to go in
    with their hazardous disposal. My NEXT batch of (normal) pickle will
    get neutralized and flushed, and I am smarter now than I was last
    week, thanks to y'all. Happy Easter!!
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