Its not so good for pets either. Even nicotine gum left around can be dangerous. Dogs will eat almost anything- although primates still have them beat. Agatha Christie even used nicotine as a poison in one of her mysteries. When I grew flowering nicotine in the garden- I would sometimes find dead bugs on the leaves in the morning which I attributed rightly or wrongly to the nicotine. Regards, Phil > Re making up an infusion or tea of tobacco-- Such a solution would be > extremely toxic, depending on concentration (nicotine being one of the more > lethal poisons around) I'd use rubber gloves when using it and avoid any > spills onto exposed skin as it can enter through the skin. It was called > Black-Leaf 40 when sold during the Great Depression and used as a spray on > roses and other ornamentals. _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live™: E-mail. Chat. Share. Get more ways to connect. http://windowslive.com/howitworks/…