Chestnut stain

[Mr Ed]

Smurfs live in chestnut. Its crushed smurf juice.

[skyhuck]

Ha ha! very good!

 

But i'm not sure your right.

[Amelanchier]

MonkeyD is the man. Aesculin found in in the fruit and sapwood/bark displays a natural fluorescence in water.

 

You guys could have googled it just as easily!!!!

[Mr Ed]

Ha ha! very good!

 

But i'm not sure your right.

 

Bother. I always get it wrong:hmpf:

[skyhuck]

MonkeyD is the man. Aesculin found in in the fruit and sapwood/bark displays a natural fluorescence in water.

 

You guys could have googled it just as easily!!!!

 

Yes but then we would not have made you feel so usefull, would we Tony,thanks:151:

Edited December 6, 2016 by Amelanchier

[Amelanchier]

Ha!

 

Very true!

[Log-ologist]

In 20 years of cutting trees down I have never dismantled a Horse Chestnut in the rain.

 

Last month I did and I managed to turn a drive way into something resembling pools of red diesel ( that turned blue in time) , I also made 2 white vans look like they where streaked in rust top to bottom. One was not mine ! Not forgetting the white painted window sills that turned orange.

 

Next time I will wait till its dry.

[Sandworks]

Smurfs live in chestnut. Its crushed smurf juice.

:lol:i Believe yo Mr Ed!

[Chris at eden]

Bother. I always get it wrong:hmpf:

 

I think Aesculin may be the scientific name for smurf juice!

[Ty Korrigan]

MonkeyD is the man. Aesculin found in in the fruit and sapwood/bark displays a natural fluorescence in water.

 

Chicken and egg, without the forum there may not be the info to google...

 

Anyway, my baby girl has medication with Aesculus extract for her tummy troubles.

I was surprised to be prescribed that.

Ty

Edited December 6, 2016 by Amelanchier