Posted by eastexan on September 14, 2009 at 11:31:45 from (96.15.56.163):
When I first moved here, I found a small plastic barrel that was left here by the previous owners. When I cracked the lid, I found it was about half full of white powder that had a horrible smell. Not a rotten smell, but a strong chemical type smell.
Just to look at it, it looks like lime. But I don't remember powdered lime having much of a smell. At least the kind of lime that's put on lawns.
This place had been a goat farm before we bought it, and I've heard that some farmers put lime on animal carcasses to desolve them.
So I wonder if this could be a certain type of a very strong lime that's used for that purpose?
I don't mean to sound dumb here, but do any of you have any idea as to what it could be? Thanks
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