Police investigating 'human waste in Coca Cola cans'

How do they tell the difference?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-39416944

I thought that was how it was always made.

Never drink it 

Always use the stuff to clean the Alloy wheels of the car. Great stuff.

Gandalph wrote:

Always use the stuff to clean the Alloy wheels of the car. Great stuff.

Good for cleaning toilets too  :;smile:

EVERYONE says they don't drink the stuff (and I most certainly don't) - 

but around 2 billion drinks are consumed every single day !

Goldie wrote:

Gandalph wrote:

Always use the stuff to clean the Alloy wheels of the car. Great stuff.

Good for cleaning toilets too  :;smile:

Must try that one Goldie. I didn't know about that. Cheers. 

It is now an urban myth that Coca Cola is a good cleaner. It used to be until about 20 years ago when a chemical ingredient was banned

It remains slightly acidic - but so does soda water which should be just as effective in a toilet.

Not that I know the first thing about toilet cleaning of course..........

A hammer and chisel is better if it's really bad.

Alan, the "beverage" does contain a small amount of phosphoric acid - which is also used in some hard surface cleaners - hence its reputation as a toilet cleaner.

Also, not to be forgotten, is the reputation of dissolving teeth and that a tooth placed over night in the "beverage" would resemble jelly the following morning.