I don't know enough about what she specifically advertised and the details of DNA testing, I just think it's a fucking hilarious shitshow all around.
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I don't know enough about what she specifically advertised and the details of DNA testing, I just think it's a fucking hilarious shitshow all around.
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Maybe she took the water from her bath, but didn't actually bathe in it? Maybe that sample happened to not contain skin cells? Maybe they should stop being such thirsty nerds?
Imagine if all those used panty buyers world wide started DNA testing
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Can't test for DNA in water. Water breaks down DNA so of course nothing would show up if you tested for it.
I mean I'm pretty sure that the bath water isn't used anyway. Why would she go through the effort to make legitimate used bath water when she can just send a little soapy water and let the thirsty project onto it?
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I think it's funny the way people view this.
It's pathetic that people buy bath water, but lots of people have fucked up kinks
It's also pathetic that people sell bath water, but people have fucked up kinks.
It's hilarious that someone might get sued for selling fake bath water lmao
This is the best I could find on the subject in a short period of time. I've got a report to finish before I leave my office.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28963636
In the indoor experiments, complete profiles could be seen even after 10 min rinsing of clothes under the tap and after 1 week in the bathtub. Outdoors, the results differed considerably between summer and winter as well as between pond and river. The longest exposure time still resulting in a complete profile was 2 weeks for a sample with skin cells in the pond during winter. In summer, the time period for erasing the bulk of DNA was 4 hours regarding epithelial samples and more than 1 day for blood samples in pond and river environments. All in all, the results demonstrate that DNA could still be recovered from clothes exposed to water for more than 1 week.
It is possible for enough DNA to be left behind in bath water to be detected, but it's also just as possible that there isnt enough in that one particular bottle, or at one point there was but it was consumed or degraded by microorganisms already swimming in that bottled tap water. The cells alone, if they arent already dead, wouldnt survive long in that bottle or environment, and once they're dead they're fair game for anything else in there.
They would also need to know what her dna looks like to see if it's actually her DNA, and not the DNA of a worker closing that bottle, unless they bus in the tub water by the drum and have machines bottle all this crap lol.
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sure is csi up in here
Sure is basic biology up in here
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sounds like we need all the bath water tested and if it all comes back with no human DNA at all we can sue bell delphene and be rid of another twitch thot, truly a win for america and this country under the great administration of donald trump
Been more than a week since it was bottled so we ain't gonna find anything based on that little article I found.
I truly learned something today. I didn't realize DNA degrades in water so quickly.
DNA is pretty stable naturally. It's also easily broken down by anything alive lol. Fyi it's not the h2o doing the dirty work, its everything inside that h2o that's fucking with the DNA.
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