> > I would be very careful using milk jugs. I am on a well and have 20 or so > milk jugs of water in the garage to use if the power fails for washing, > flushing toilets, etc. > > Regularly I find one of them is only half full, leaking from the seams. > Maybe only a 10%/year failure, but I would hate to have the etchant oozing > out. > > I would not use these to store something I cared about keeping in the > container.. > > - Bob Headrick > Good point Bob! I guess I should have added that I also store the bottle in a used chlorine pool table bucket (also code 2 HPDE) with about a pound of baking soda in the bottom. If ti leaks, it should at least partially neutralize in the baking soda, and the bucket is MUCH thicker tougher stuff. Just _real_ hard to pour from! Mike -- Burn the Land, Boil the Sea, You can't take the SKY from me! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Storing Muriatic Acid & Hydrogen peroxide
2011-08-15 by Mike Bushroe