Get a better bottle :) A PET soft drink bottle are better at
holding gases.
I know what you mean though, the concentrated stuff just seems to
seep its way passed anything other than good quality rubber
washer sealed bottle tops. The standard polyethylene foam seals
of common bottle tops don't hold out.
JanRwl@... wrote:
> In a message dated 11/5/2003 10:53:07 PM Central Standard Time,
> leon_heller@... writes:
> It's 32% and rather nasty - lots of fumes. [HCL]
> Leon (and others!): "Nasty" is an UNDERstatement! Even if the stuff is kept
> in a CLOSED bottle, ANYthing with any iron in it, probably even SOME
> "stainless" alloys, will RUST, if located within three meters of this stuff in a
> closed room, within a week!
>
> The caveat, "Keep such OUTdoors!" is not just a "safety matter", but is good
> advice in the interest of keeping brand-new tools and machinery LOOKING that
> way!
>
> Jan Rowland
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