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yes that is what you wantAll the citric acid I'm finding says food grade ,is this strong enough ??
Many thanks , I just thought it may be a diluted version for human use is all ,I shall get some bought cheersyes that is what you want
I would avoid vinegar at all cost, it will indeed dry the silicon and crack it. Huge no no.Hi Randy- citric acid has piqued my interest as a means of soaking/cleaning pumps, skimmers, etc. because I don't care for the smell of vinegar and I'm scared for my kids and pets around muratic acid.
It looks like it may actually be cheaper than vinegar, too... here's 5lbs for $14 on Amazon Prime: Amazon product ASIN B000OZFECU
To achieve a similar acidity to vinegar, how much of this stuff do I mix with water? Do I just dump it in and mix it?
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Does it mold on you? I’ve left mine around before but it starts growing stuff very quickly.
I’d guess 10% by volume, but it was eyeball and a small container. I’ll have to try keeping it in the dark next time.No, I keep it outside under the balcony in a dark bucket - no issues.
Did you add enough? I feel most people make very weak solution.
When I dissolved 10 year old calcium carbonate deposits in my 120 gallon aquarium in the garage, I used a pretty weak solution since making a 10% solution would be very expensive for 120 gallons. I just let it stir for a number of days.