Should dihydroxide be banned in the United States?

[Anonymous]

Dihydroxide is an incredibly dangerous substance. Every year, thousands of people die just from inhaling it. And yet it's so loosely regulated that anyone in America can walk into a CVS pharmacy and buy as much dihydroxide as they can carry. It's used widely in manufacturing, and is even an ingredient in some food items!

Can we ban this deadly substance, or at least impose strict regulations on its use?

YES, DIHYDROXIDE SHOULD BE BANNED IN THE UNITED STATES

DIHYDROXIDE SHOULDN'T BE BANNED, BUT IT SHOULD BE STRICTLY REGULATED IN THE UNITED STATES

DIHYDROXIDE SHOULDN'T BE BANNED OR REGULATED IN THE UNITED STATES

SOMETHING ELSE OR NOT SURE

[Anonymous]

There are many dangerous products sold in most stores in the U. S. You can't just “ban” everything, life and business would grind to a halt.

[FreyaRed]

People who build houses must die in their early 20ties because they are surrounded with dust that contains this stuff

[Mike_Hum]

man you tried so hard, but water isn't dihydroxide. It's Dihydrogen Monoxide

[Asker]

@mike_hum Spare me your fancy scientist talk. Are we going to get rid of this menace, or what?

[exitseven]

Don't sell it without picture ID and get it out of the food chain.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[msc545]

This is a really stupid repeat of a really stupid question that no longer fools anyone.

[purplepoppy]

This is ancient.