just a shot in the dark, but do you think it was too much h202? i haven't dipped my thumb into 'dro yet, but i've read of people using 1 Tbsp of 3% h202 per gallon of water.
i know 35% is supposed to be better because it isn't stabalized with whatever it is that stabalizes it at such diluted levels, but it's obviously much more potnent.

again, just a thought.


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