Thanks Dale... sure hope I do not forget... add acid to water. Thanks also for the info on how it might take repeated steps
Joyce aka Mom aka Nana
On Fri, May 2, 2014 at 9:35 AM, Dale S <dalu@hbcomm.net> wrote:
Muriatic Acid takes many forms and levels of strength, from its most dilute form which was formulated with other substances and used to neutralize the PH of the eyes, to its strongest form which is used to clean metals for soldering and brazing. You can clean bricks, and/or treat swimming pools with muriatic acid, but when diluting you MUST ALWAYS add the acid to the water. Adding water to acid will create a violent reaction which is very dangerous. A dilute mixture of muriatic acid will very effectively remove lime deposits but it is not an instant fix and is used in too strong of a solution will also etch the finish on the plumbing fixtures. It works but you must use caution. Just remember for an aw experience AW acid to water, but if you want to start a WAR add water to acid.
Dale in the Flatlands. "Why waste time learning when ignorance is instantaneous."Joyce O wrote:
What do you recommend? Have you had experience with mauritic acid? thank you
Joyce aka Mom aka Nana
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 8:38 PM, <greatyoga@yahoo.com> wrote:
Joyce
I would not use something as caustic as muratic acid. The tub will be more suseptical to stains than ever since there is nothing to protect the finish.
Gb
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