Quick Answer. HowStuffWorks explains that food poisoning often occurs when a person eats spoiled food. Common symptoms of food poisoning are stomach pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and cramping.
Confusion continues over coolant colors for cars. Of course, there is still the good old green stuff, but there is also orange, yellow (gold and amber), red, pink, blue and, if you mix the wrong things together, brown. Despite the rainbow of colors, all antifreeze starts out colorless.
Below we take a look at the most common car leaks and explain what they mean and whether or not youâll die in a fireball before getting to eat your Cold Cut Trio. Coolant (Antifreeze) Coolant (or antifreeze) usually has a greenish color. Sometimes itâs bright orange or pink. But usually itâs green. It has a bit of a sticky, viscous feel to it. Antifreeze is one of the most common leaks on cars. Itâs not a serious leak to have, but you should get it fixed as soon as possible. Coolant regulates the temperature in your engine. Left unchecked, a coolant leak can lead to your engine overheating and your car dying on the side of the road. And let me tell you, thereâs nothing worse than being stranded on the side of the road with an overheated car when itâs 105 degrees outside.