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How can I predict my baby's gender using Drano?

First of all, it should be said that it is probably best not to predict your baby's gender using Drano. While this method of predicting your baby's gender has been around for a long time, there is not scientific evidence to suggest that it actually works, or that the results are in any way reliable. In addition to this, there may possibly be dangerous side effects from the fumes that are produced when mixing urine and Drano. Finally, there are much more reliable methods of predicting your baby's gender that don't pose a risk.

Having said all of that, the fact remains that many women believe that you can indeed predict your baby's gender using Drano. TO predict your baby's gender using Drano, you should first be certain not to handle the mixture yourself or to breathe in the fumes from the mixture. Get someone else to help you, for your safety and the safety of your baby.

The first step in predicting your baby's gender using Drano is to collect around 2 or 3 ounces of your urine. You will want, it is said, to use the first urine of the day for this test. Once you have the urine, you will need to ask your helper to mix it with around two tablespoons of crystal Drano. Do not use the liquid form, as there will not be the same sort of chemical reaction. Once the urine is mixed with the Drano, observe the change. If the mixture turns brownish in color, it is said that you are going to have a boy. If the mixture doesn't get any darker, and if it doesn't become brownish in color, the Drano is predicting that your baby's gender is going to be female.

There are other variations to using Drano to predict your baby's gender. One version suggests that if the mixture bubbles, you will have a boy. Other variations suggest that a certain color might mean that you are going to have a boy, where a certain other color might mean a girl, and no color change means that the test has failed.


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