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Soak the thread several times in a strong solution of table salt, drying it each time before lowering it into the solution again.

Miraculous Thread

Tie a pencil from below to the dried thread and fix its second end in a tripod. Moisten the thread with acetone or gasoline and set it on fire. It burns, but the pencil does not fall, this is the merit of table salt.

Author: Shkurko D.I.

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