Those got taken off the market a long, long time ago. My father absolutely refused to get me one. He was a chemical engineer, s he knew just how much trouble they could cause…
I had a chemistry set too. Saved my allowances for it. Never blew up anything, but made “invisible ink” and wrote letters to my cousin to drive her a little crazy.
Llewellenbruce over 13 years ago
Now you’ll have to get a bigger litter pan.
pouncingtiger over 13 years ago
This is why Calvin is never or should never be around a chemistry set.
grapfhics over 13 years ago
When was the last time you saw a chemistry set in a toy store?
Nighthawks Premium Member over 13 years ago
don’t trip over the giant hair-balls
runar over 13 years ago
Those got taken off the market a long, long time ago. My father absolutely refused to get me one. He was a chemical engineer, s he knew just how much trouble they could cause…
GoodQuestion Premium Member over 13 years ago
Kid must be a New Yorker,he’s developing his cat skills…..☻
edrush over 13 years ago
I had a GIlbert Chemistry Set when I was a kid. In retrospect, I think it was good for me.
Olddog1 over 13 years ago
I temperorily lost both eyebrows to a Gilbert set. It included sulfur, salepeter and powdered charcoal. It wasn’t a big step.
peconpie2 over 13 years ago
I had a chem set as a kid. First chemicals I ran out of were the ones for “stink bombs”.
Saucy1121 Premium Member over 13 years ago
I had a chemistry set too. Saved my allowances for it. Never blew up anything, but made “invisible ink” and wrote letters to my cousin to drive her a little crazy.
lin4869 over 13 years ago
I see chemistry sets for kids in some of my toy catalogs.
Colt9033 over 13 years ago
Maybe shouldn’t and say you did.