Can salt spread and take over objects?
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Quoted By: >>14032036 >>14032679 >>14032708 >>14033624
>over a year ago, place a bunch of books on my dresser and a salt lamp i had no purpose for on the rightmost stack
>a few months go by, i don't pay attention to it at all, realize that the top of the stack on the right was weird and crusty n shit, just ignore it
>a few more months go by and i decide i'm never gonna read the books, decide to just give them a way
> taking all the stacks off my dresser and when i go to move the salt lamp i notice the entire stack of books has been fucking crystalized, just completely assimilated into basically a rock
>the book that was affected the worse couldn't even be opened, the pages were completely sealed together by salt
does anyone know how this happened? i didn't know salt could just... leak.
>a few months go by, i don't pay attention to it at all, realize that the top of the stack on the right was weird and crusty n shit, just ignore it
>a few more months go by and i decide i'm never gonna read the books, decide to just give them a way
> taking all the stacks off my dresser and when i go to move the salt lamp i notice the entire stack of books has been fucking crystalized, just completely assimilated into basically a rock
>the book that was affected the worse couldn't even be opened, the pages were completely sealed together by salt
does anyone know how this happened? i didn't know salt could just... leak.
