Pouring slat over a fire does not stop it unless the quantity of salt used is enough to cover the source of fuel. While salt will not itself burn, there is no intrinsic property of salt that suppresses fire.
salt and vinegar will make dirty coins brighter you shouldn't do this with a valuable coin
Wind,rain, and salt spray will help clean the air over the vast ocean.
Nothing happens.
No! Any type of oil will spread the fire! If there is oil involved at all water will spread the fire as well! If there is no fire extinguisher in kitchen some things that will put out fire: - if the fire is in a pot and you have a lid put it on the pot, this eliminates air and will put the fire out - if that is not an option use flour or salt this won't burn and will smother the fire - remember to turn off the stove until things are under control - if the fire is in the oven shut the oven, if you don't have a fire extinguisher, salt or flour just leave it closed, once the air is consumed it will burn itself out.
Using only table salt, salt will turn a fire to a orange color, but to much salt and it will actually extinguish the fire.
Yes, sometimes the salt will clog the holes of the shakers and prevent you from pouring salt. You just have to shake it a bit.
Salt contains acid witch disolves da plants, silly willy!
Yes you can. The question is not about the salt is about whether your pool is sanitary or not and that has to do with your chlorine level mostly.
Salt is not flammable. It can, however, change the color of a fire, depending upon the type of salt you use (with table salt you just get boring yellow fire).
the lakota used salt to preserve their foor and they cooked over the fire
It is with salt or vinegar that homemade weed-killer tends to be made. The salt may be either diluted for pouring or spraying or sprinkled while the white distilled vinegar is diluted heavily or slightly for pouring or spraying the ground.
Snails eventually die if their is salt near them. You cant kill a snail by pouring salt on them or but just killing them hardly. (stepping on them).