TOME 10 PART 130; DETECTING CORROSIVE MATERIALS IN 'FOOD SUBSTANCES' AND OTHER GOODS...ESPECIALLY BOTTLED, CANNED AND SATCHETED GOODS'...THE SIMPLEST METHODS
DAGARA PROVERBS...
This is the simplest way to detect any anomaly...when a Group Of People are seated in the same place...doing the same thing...and only one of them gets singled out to be Scapegoated.
SATCHETED GOODS
You've probably seen on Satcheted Goods such as Satcheted Water an inscription that goes 'Keep Out Of Reach Of Sunlight' or 'Do not expose to Direct Sunlight'...why should Water be scared of the Sun when the Rivers and Lakes and Springs are always in the Open.
The simple answer...Corrosion.
When the Satcheted Good contains any Corrosive Material...the Vessel or Container Of The Good has a Countdown to Decay...but that Decay can be extended if it is kept in a Cool Place since Heat can act as a Catalyst to Chemical Reactions in Corrosive Materials thus amplifying the Rate Of Decay...which means...if the Satcheted Material isn't kept in a Cool Place...it would not reach its destination with its Vessel/Container intact. Usually, once you store that in your House away from Sunlight...you don't see any change in the Container...but just put it beside a Window where the Sunlight falls on it for 24 Hours and you will notice that the Product in the Satchet will start to leak out even though there is no tear in its Vessel or Container. The Beautiful thing about Corrosive Materials is they tend to be the Perfect Liars so the Rate Of Decay is never constant in every Product regardless of how accurate the Corrosive Content is...for the Sun will touch every object at a different angle and depending on how the Wind moves...some areas in the same space will obviously be hotter than others.
At times...even the Texture Of The Satchet...will cue you in on something odd about its Content...you may not necessarily even need to look at the Ingredients list since that info might be manipulated as well...just trust good old Papa Sun Wind.
BOTTLED GOODS...PLASTIC
With these Goods...follow the same process...after about a Day...Week or Two...stand them on a 'Flat Surface'. If they aren't upright...be very suspicious...for some Warping has taken Place with the Vessel. Even if it stands upright there may still be warping so Place your forefinger on the 'Crown or Cork' and try to shift it with the least amount of Pressure. You will notice that it will wobble back and Forth...and that is because the Corrosive Material has settled at the Bottom and Warped the Bottom Of The Bottle shifting its Centre Of Gravity. If it 'pretends' to 'stand upright', you will notice that it does not take much effort to cause it to fall...just a little amount of Pressure. One may control the concentration of the Corrosive Material but one can never control the Rays Of The Sun...implying that you cannot control the Rate Of Corrosion...the very Track...Road and Truck as well as the Time you need to Transport the Good...in a Non-Freezing Truck...will cause a different Rate Of Corrosion in each Good. Just look at what happens to Train Tracks when the Sun is high...even they bend and Warp which is why there is always some amount of Space between the tracks to compensate for the Warping and prevent them from bending out of line due to the 'Pressure Of Compactness'.
CANNED GOODS...
Look out for Dents on the Metal...Rust and any signs of Corrosion. If the 'Dent' is always at exactly the 'same spot' it is 'highly suspicious'...for what amount of Force is so accurate that it 'Dents different Cans at exactly the same Place...regardless of Brand and Size'.
GLASS CONTAINED PRODUCTS
If it is drinkable...investigate the Mouth for Signs Of Corrosion...at times...your eyes may lie to you so you may want to 'smell' it...and 'feel the Texture'.
ADDITIONAL OMENS; SPOONS
If you touch a Spoon and it's sticky...a Thief may have visited your House. A 'Silver Spoon in one's Mouth' is indicative of One Born into Wealth. A 'Sticky Fingered Person' is one who is prone to 'taking the Property Of Others without consent'...thus...'Sticky Fingers and a Steel Spoon'...that is Double Damage.