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Friday, April 15, 2016
PEPPER SPRAY!!!!
There are a million reasons to be cautious because of various forms of external assaults, and numerous ways and methods are available. I want to talk about a simple and easy method to protect yourself. The pepper spray, the materials needed are cheap and readily available.
MATERIALS.
1) Spray bottle.
2) finely grounded dry pepper.
3) ethanol.
METHOD.
Pour the finely grounded dry pepper in a vat,then add ethanol to the same vat. Stir mix thoroughly and dispense in bottles.
The next time you need to go out alone,or pass through a dark path,remember to carry your spray bottle.
vetpreneur@ pepper spray maker.
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