Silver from computers?

[patnor1011]

Pinwheel - as far as I remember it is 3-4 keyboards to make one gram of silver. I might be wrong but check here:
http://goldrefiningforum.com/phpBB3/search.php?st=0&sk=t&sd=d&keywords=mylar&start=40

 

[butcher]

there won't be much silver in one keyboard, not worth diving into the dumpster, but all them lil bits add up over time.

 

[Juan Manuel Arcos Frank]

Pinwheel:

BINGO!!!!!!!!...you have already found a silver urban mine!!!!!!!....As Harold_V has told you silver is on the grey lines of that plastic (called Maylar) sheet.So all you have to do it to process them with nitric acid and recover the silver using Karo´s syrup method.

UUUUpppssssssssss!!!!!...not that fast,working with nitric acid involves a risk,so you have to know about safety method for working with this acid.Use gloves,respirator mask,apron,goggles,do it in a well ventilated area,in other words,before you skin the cat you must know the cat first.All information is avalibale in this worderful Forum.

Good luck.

Manuel

 

[DarkspARCS]

If any of you love whiskey, you must try Crown Royal.

Crown Royal is whiskey? Dang, I thought it was one of those filtered drinking waters...

That was until July 4th of last year, when I was invited to a 'family' celebration which turned out to be hosted by a Metropolitan PD Detective...

2 a.m. on July 5th I was watching his hyper active 11 year old son running around in staggered circles in a nearby street intersection, greeting each street by the name posted on the signs...

I was giggling as my world spun around just watching him... picking himself up from the ground every few laps... lol...

Needless to say the kid learned about Crown Royal early in life lol...

 

[glondor]

20 year old Crown Royal Is soooooooooooooo smooth. It has to be the best drinking whiskey I have found. Regular old Jamison's Irish whiskey is surprisingly smooth as well. Right now I am partial to 20 year old French Brandy. Having some right now.

 

[DarkspARCS]

It may not be whiskey, but for all you rum lushes out there, try finding some Appleton Private Reserve... and be prepared, it might be smooth as water going down but the rather warm and quick effects will have you replacing that rather harsh Bacardi 151 in your MaiTai's... lol, best served mixed with a shot of Meyer's in a rocks glass. :twisted: