Industrial Denatured Alcohol (IDA) 99%

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Industrial Denatured Alcohol (IDA) 99%

Hi not sure where it is best to ask but I was thinking of doing some carbon dosing using Industrial Denatured Alcohol (IDA) 99% I have access to this free of charge

I’m just wondering if this would be ok to use!

Web site say but for me is 99% alcohol. System is 3000ltr fish only running at around 60ppm

“Industrial Denatured Alcohol (IDA) also known as Industrial Methylated Spirits (IMS) is the grade of denatured alcohol designed for industrial use in printing inks, detergents, resins and dyes.
A clear liquid great for cleaning camera lens etc due to the purity which leaves no residue behind.
STRENGTHS
FORMULA It consists of 99 parts by volume of alcohol and 1 parts by volume of wood naphtha.
Applications for this Product :
• Coatings
• Inks & Graphic Arts
• Packaging
• Pharmaceutical Products
• Printing solutions
• Hand sanitiser
• Cleaning products
“


Any advice

Cheers
 
wouldn't the intentionally added toxin to "denature" it make it harmful to your inhabitants?
 
"Is good to know to read.” - Mr. Baumer
The Bargain by A.B. Guthrie

Ethyl alcohol vs. methyl alcohol = intoxicated vs. dead
 

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