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Is this Pool Hydrochloric Acid from Bunnings any good?
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The new one I'm looking is this:
www.bunnings.com.au/bondall-5l-pool-acid_p0103921
The one I bought before is this one:
www.bunnings.com.au/bondall-5l-hydrochloric-acid_p0960235
It says for concrete itching and pool pH adjusting though.
I'm not sure if it's good for MMS activator. It contains 320G per Liter.
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The MSDS says 10% to 35% concentration. I did not see if any other chemicals have been added.
This HCL is not the cleanest HCL you could buy. And, 5 liters is a huge amount of HCL unless you own a clinic and work with MMS or CDS. They offer it in a 1 liter bottle. The shelf life is about 3 years.
Be sure to take all safety precautions when handling such strong HCL and do not inhale the HCL gas.
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You are right, I didn't check the data sheet which says 10% - 35%, totally useless.
Hope you have some known good sources?
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Yes, I was searching food grade HCL but those online stores I never heard and reluctant to buy from them.
You are right, I didn't check the data sheet which says 10% - 35%, totally useless.
Hope you have some known good sources?
You could dilute high concentration HCL down to 4%. There must be some lab or other higher grade HCL available. Try looking on Amazon or similar website.
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