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Posted By Merv Newman A new source of cheap alcohol ! http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7920576.stmHospitals are removing alcohol-based hand cleaning gel from reception areas as visitors are drinking it. Apparantly it goes quite well with orange juice. Do non NHS users have this information ? Merv (can't possibly beat a decent beaujolais)(could it ?)
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Posted By stephen d clarke
Hi,
I've also come acroos this in the recent past, the trick is to pour the gel into hot coffee, skim off the gunge then voila 1 hot toddy!
Steve
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Posted By Adam Worth
Well if they will make you wait so long and charge you your remaining arm and leg for a coffee...
A friend (a policeman in the north east)arrested a gentleman who was drinking petrol from an ASDA forecourt.
Needless to say eyebrows were raised when they sat him the back of the car and he asked for a light :)
Do they make those electronic cigarettes with ATEX ratings?
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Posted By Chris Packham
This is not new. It has been on and off a problem in hospital wards.
However, keep in mind that this is not pure ethanol, but usually a blend of ethanol, isopropanol and various additives as emollients.
The results of drinking it can be quite interesting!!!!
Chris
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Posted By Chris Packham
Incidentally, you would have to take out the pack from the dispenser to get any quantity.
Try a little taste - the ones I know all taste foul!
Chris
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Posted By Ali
Yuk ! Serves them right if they get sick as it's not pure alcohol, but a combination of different types. In fact Isopropyl alcohol is a favourite - definitely not to be consumed !
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