Bright green liquid!?!?!

[Wade Lippman]

I have a soda bottle half full of a fluorescent green fluid. I didn't label it and have no idea what it might be, except it almost certainly is automotive?
It seems pretty watery, but I have a half empty bottle of antifreeze, so it probably isn't that. I also found brake fluid and PS fluid, so those aren't likely.
I don't find any windshield wiper fluid; could that be bright green? How could I tell? Mix some with water and see if they separate?

Getting old is a b......

[Nathan Johnson]

A/C refrigerant?

[Lee Schierer]

dye for finding a leak in your A/C?

[Pat Barry]

Prestone antifreeze

[Bryan Lisowski]

Something you should probably throw out.

[Wade Lippman]

Nothing to do with A/C; I am not that capable.
It is hard to throw stuff out these days; it will pollute something.
Maybe Prestone, but I have a half jug of antifreeze; I should have put it in there.
But of course I should have labeled it, so I guess not doing something doesn't prove anything.
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It mixes immediately with water and doesn't separate.
It is more viscous than windshield wiper fluid.
It looks much like my Peak antifreeze, but is brighter and greener.

maybe I will learn to label stuff...

[Bill Dufour]

Slime tire sealer? put some on a piece of scrap it will not dry all the way. it will stay rubbery.
Bill D

[Jim Becker]

Ectoplasm?

(I agree with the suggestion of discarding it given the unknown of both what and when)

[Bruce Wrenn]

Most likely antifreeze. I would send it to waste .disposal.

[James Waldron]

Cerulian ale from Aldebaran III. Very intoxicating, but never causes a hangover. Try it, you'll like it.

[Steve Eure]

Old Mountain Dew.

[Rich Engelhardt]

It is hard to throw stuff out these days; it will pollute something.

Actually - - - it's easier than it ever was. Just haul it to the nearest hazardous waste disposal site.
Don't know where that is?

https://www.dec.ny.gov/index.html

Call them - cell phones make it quick and easy these days. Email them if you don't feel like talking to anyone.

I'd take the anti freeze and give that to em also.
Anti freeze can cause some poor pooch or puddy tat hours of intense agony, until they finally succumb to the poison, if it gets into it somehow.

[Ole Anderson]

Take it to your local auto parts guy, they can probably ID it and possibly also dispose of it. Rub it between your fingers and compare it to your Prestone antifreeze. Not oily, but slippery. Do a smell test too.

[Mark Major]

Hi. if you have a hydrometer you could test it, give you a better idea on if it is antifreeze.



Mark

[Bill Orbine]

What does the ol' nose say?