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Re: why not use vinegar as your acid when pH too high?
Gee, Evan.
I agreed with EVERYTHING but the last statement. Vinegar is a fairly strong acid--if you have granite or marble counters or floors you NEVER let vinegar land on it--it will eat the stone away!
My son has suffered from asthma and you sterilize the parts for the portable machine with white vinegar diluted with distilled water.
White vinegar is a very effective cleaner--I used it to soak the strainer for my Polaris 165 (the Dolphin's gone to the shop
) which was crusted with deposits. While it probably won't burn you on your skin the way muriatic will, the acetic acid in it quite diluted, whereas muriatic is usually 30%--plus hydrochloric acid ranks as the most acid on the pH scale, slightly more than sulfuric acid which is actually more corrosive.
Last edited by CarlD; 06-13-2006 at 06:31 AM.
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