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Spawn, serious question! about the upside down glassware. I was taught that rule my first day in Chem class freshman year. Right side up is filthy. -- nm
"
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loosilu
Otoh, turning a glass upside down while on a shelf can trap moisture and allow bacteria to grow -- nm
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zeitgeist
Oct 27 '21, 19:20
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That is good thinking! in real life it does not work that way at all.
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loosilu
Oct 27, 19:33
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