Why you need to know about DMSO

 ...And 11 other common compounds! Derived from Pine trees.

 It's a compound with a myriad of alternative uses. If pharmacies and stores are no longer available, simple things like, baking soda, salt, vinegar, borax hydrogen peroxide and DMSO should be in your home supply store. This is a segment of a longer video on 20 common compounds that last forever & that you need in your home supply store. 

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