What is the best way to disinfect bones I find?
Hello,
found some bones in the forest.
There were still residues on it. I boiled the whole thing for 15 minutes in water with dish soap and washing powder to degrease, etc. Then I stopped the whole process because it smelled too bad.
There is no meat/fat or anything like that left on it as far as I can tell.
I've left the whole thing in dishwater until the next time I need it.
I think I read somewhere that heat doesn't have a completely disinfecting effect.
Can I touch these bones now? Or does the whole thing have to cook for a certain amount of time? If so, I would repeat the process outdoors.
I also have acetone here, but that doesn't really disinfect, does it?
Please no stupid comments like: throw that away, there could be anything on it. – Anything could be on any doorknob.
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I think cooking is good. And if there’s nothing left on meat and other rests, I would have dried and then at least I wouldn’t worry. Whiter becomes the bone with hydrogen peroxide. In the pharmacy 🙂
What kind of hobby is that?
Do you want to cook another meal in the pot? Take it away and disinfect your hands with vinegar!
n hobby, like any other, is already ill.
as if you were the most normal person in the world.
I disinfect this and give it a kiss and send you.
but it’s a good thing to do.
Well, if you think… I don’t want to look at a dead animal on my wall.
is just a matter of view. almost everything.
Girls like to taste, I wouldn’t like to do that.
I also like to see horror films, other people can’t do that.
I take hydrogen peroxide if I want to bleach animal skulls, for example, and clean them up from remaining ornagic residues.
Of course it stinks, so I cook skulls etc. outdoors.
What are you doing with them?
stick together and hang on the wall, gives beautiful deco
Okaay 😀