Directions
Use large metal bucket and stir the mixture thoroughly with a stick. Roll newspapers into logs (not too thick) and tie each end of roll with cord. Stand them endwise in solution and let stand for 3-4 days, rotating rolls to make sure they are well soaked throughout. Put them on a rack to dry, rotating to make sure they are thoroughly dry.
On Christmas, put them on fire and watch them as they put out the most beautiful, lasting glow.
By Terri
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Sounds interesting but where do you get the copper sulfate?
I LOVE pretty fires, but wouldn't the Copper in the Copper Sulfate be poisonous? Or even the Sulfate?
I don't remember my Chemistry that well after over
50 years removed from it, but Copper is a heavy metal and I'd be interested in knowing. Also, if safe, could this chemical be added to Dried Pine Cones as well? I am also thinking about using an old Parafin
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