Rreyes097 said:
I looked at that link and no my HCl doesn't look like that. The stuff I bought looks justs like the stuff I've always bought. From home Depot. I used muriatic acid. Isn't that what is used? I think it says something about 90% less fumes. Is this the right stuff? And where do I get the right stuff? This is the pic of the same stuff I used. Is it wrong?
per the underlined & based on the pic you provided --- that is the so called "eco friendly" HCl
Three things tell you it is the "eco friendly" HCl
1) it says Klean Strip GREEN - Klean Strip is the brand - GREEN indicates it is eco friendly (like green energy or the green new deal)
2) the words "muriatic acid" are in
green
3) 90% less fumes - that tells you they have added the "inhibitors" to it
are you sure that is the same HCl you have used before ?
or did you use this HCl before
:arrow: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Klean-Strip-Klean-Strip-Muriatic-Acid-1-Gl/1002858920?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-pnt-_-bing-_-pla-_-133-_-1002858920-_-0&kpid&placeholder=null&gclid=e5da3d573d781235678e5c4853301755&gclsrc=3p.ds&ds_rl=1286981&msclkid=e5da3d573d781235678e5c4853301755
Same brand but two different labels/products
The "red label" stuff is "normal" HCl (& the stuff you should use)
The GREEN label is the "eco friendly" stuff (& should NOT be what you use)
Stores will have both kinds on the same shelf - so if you are not careful you can end up grabbing the wrong stuff
I have "never" used the "eco friendly" stuff so I don't know if &/or how it works compared to normal/regular HCl
So I also do not know if &/or what kind of problems it "may" cause &/or how to fix any problems it "may" cause
Kurt