will mag. chloride harm whirlpool tubs?
624961
I have no idea..we use ours in a regular tub. Maybe call/email/write either the tub manufacturer or the magnesium company?
624962
It could if used in a higher concentration. It is very crystalline when evaporated/dry. The crystals tend to be larger and harder than regular salt so they could cause a problem unless we'll diluted.Hope this helps.
1523385
It won't damage the tub. The only thing you will need to make sure is the size that can fit in your tub.
1326208
This is supposed to be environmentally safe and non-corrosive. Thus far, I have not had any problems. According to the label: Modified Carbonyldiamide Crystal, Special Glycols, Non-Ionic Surficants Accelerants, Proprietary Traction Agents, and Special Inhibitors.
551818
The bottle does not specifically address your question, it just says 'safe for ALL aquarium inhabitants. You may do well to contact the mfr at Hagen.com.
1065835
I am recalling something here that does not concern me in that my application was in a crawl space but my understanding from the mnfr. that it must be within a water tight tube or pipe. I found an installation document at the site http://www.proflexcsst.com. The tubing is stainless steel but really thin and vulnerable to mechanical damage.
381176
No, disinfects the water, not material items. I have run a mix of a little bleach and soap through our bath tub that has jets...run for several minutes, will make lots of bubbles...then rinse out with water only a few times seems to clean it out pretty good.
2089785
Just a note, Static Guard (TM) contains dimethyl ditallow ammonium chloride which is semi toxic(not poison but not good food you). I personally would avoid using it on anything that comes in full contact with food.You would think if this is such a problem with burr mills they would have put a grounded plug on it instead of a polarized one.
394955
I have been melting wheel weights for awhile now and haven't had a problem. There is a lot of paint and sticky tape on wheel weights which burns up in the pot and goes to the surface that need to be scooped out. I use and old spoon and it works great. There is some residual stuff that sticks to the side of the pot but it doesnt wreck the machine.
1050130
We have PVC pipes and have had no obvious problem. Seems to work well, recommended to us by the local hardware store - a place that takes matters like this, quite seriously. In fact, the have a dozen alternative products and they were strong in recommending thus one. I put it in 2-3 times per year and leave a box on the floor with a list of dates. Smells a bit when you dump the stuff in the hopper and flush. So best to be leaving after application. And, best not to use caustic materials that drain to tank. Kills off te good bugs.
703627
I like to mix a pound in a one gallon jug of water for convenience. Before I add it to my hot tub I give the jug a shake. Our water is very soft. I use Calcium Hypochlorite (to shock and treat) until the hardness comes into the proper range, then I switch to Sodium Hypochlorite (Bleach). I have an acrylic hot tub so calcium is not a serious issue.
322521
Sorry, we have only used it in fiberglass tubs. If it stains slightly I use clorox cleaner on it.
499165
I suggest removing as much as you can with a razor blade and then soaking in dishwashing soap and hot water. My review mentions I used a citrus based cleaner which is also effective. WD-40 works great on these sorts of things but I didn't want to use because I felt the post WD-40 cleanup and possible toxins were too much to deal with. I don't recommend aggressive heating or really aggressive scrubbing with anything like a wire brush as there is a remote possibility of igniting the magnesium.
967138
No. The label reads that the product can only be used in unused swimming pools standing water etc. There are label warnings about toxicity. We only use them for our rain barrel or standing water to eliminate mosquito larvae.
1525170
None that I am aware of. Used in a cool mist vaporizer or added by drops to drinking water...no more hazardous that chlorine added to public drinking water.
2275124
Probably depends on how mild or corrosive your mix is. I would defnitely make sure you are comfortable pulling out the pump and hitting it with some petrolium jelly if you are mixing it pretty stout. I doubt that the tank will have any issues. My concern with any sprayer and something like you are talking about is the washers and seals. I do know that there are specific sprayers for heavy duty chemicals such as Chapin 19049 3.5-Gallon Xtreme Industrial Concrete Open Head SprayerMight want to check those out.
135059
We have had fiberglass tubs before and the current tub is steel. I don't believe it would be safe to use on fiberglass because if you don't tighten the screw tight and secure, it wouldn't be of any value for safety. I believe it might damage a fiberglass tub.
1058406
As long as it is pure liquid not oil based or crystals. Any textured product can clog jets .