No. Better take soda after feeding your baby, to avoid spillage.
You'll never get to be that tall, no matter how much soda you drink.
Drink 3 times as much water as soda to completely flush out the soda. 1 can of soda=36 oz of water
it would take about 2 weeks to get your blood stream clear from drugs or you can drink alot of alot of orange soda to getit out of your system.
I usually take an Asprin, drink soda, because of the caffeine, and drink a lot of water.
Never!! It will drown and soda is not a substitute for water.
you have to first drink a soda then eat some chips then take a nap
Rusting is basically iron reacting with water and oxygen to form iron oxide. Soda accelerates this because it’s acidic and contains sugar. Here’s a detailed breakdown: Why soda speeds up rust Most sodas (cola, lemon-lime) have a pH around 2–3, which is quite acidic. Acid reacts with iron, loosening the surface and allowing oxygen to react faster. Sugar doesn’t directly cause rust, but it can trap moisture on the metal surface, keeping it wet longer. Carbonation (CO₂ dissolved in soda) slightly increases conductivity, which helps the electrochemical reaction. Approximate timeline Thin, untreated iron nail in cola at room temperature: Visible rust: 24–48 hours Heavy rust covering most of the nail: 3–7 days Steel nail with coating or thicker iron: may take longer, several weeks for heavy rust. Tips to speed it up in experiments Heat the soda slightly (warm, not boiling) — increases reaction rate. Shake or stir occasionally to expose fresh liquid to the metal. Scratching or filing the nail surface exposes more iron, rusting faster. ✅ Summary: A plain iron nail in soda will usually start rusting within a day, and be noticeably rusty in 3–7 days depending on conditions.
Alcohol will remain in the body anywhere from 1 to 6 hours depending on the amount of alcohol ingested. Alcohol metabolizes at a rate of 0.15 BAC per hour.
Use a straw
simple don't drink but if you must just drink a cup of soda that has caffeine in it and take some Tylenol
a while