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rabbit229

Active Member

• Aug 23, 2009

• #1

can we use general grade h202 as well as food grade?

 

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rabbit229

Active Member

• Aug 24, 2009

• #2

rabbit229 said:

can we use general grade h202 as well as food grade?

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the only reason i ask is that food grade is expensive ?

 

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fraggles

Member

• Aug 24, 2009

• #3

Yeah you can but it NEEDS to be DILUTED first, the stuff you buy at the store is 3% and food grade is 35-50% so it takes less than a tenth of the amount.

 

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born2killspam

Well-Known Member

• Aug 24, 2009

• #4

Its actually waay cheaper to get the strong stuff.. Also, the stronger the solution, the longer the shelf life.. As for quality/grade, who gives a shit..

 

nikk

Active Member

• Aug 24, 2009

• #5

born2killspam said:

Its actually waay cheaper to get the strong stuff.. Also, the stronger the solution, the longer the shelf life.. As for quality/grade, who gives a shit..

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damn born,you seem aggie today,i noticed you in the other thread about the homeade a/c and you was pretty pissed then too....whats up?

 

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born2killspam

Well-Known Member

• Aug 24, 2009

• #6

Not pissed here.. The who gives a shit comment just sayin it doesn't matter for this..
As for that cooler, its just plain dangerous as the tutorial does it, and that OP is one of those risk taking optimistic dick-wipes..

 

nikk

Active Member

• Aug 24, 2009

• #7

born2killspam said:

Not pissed here.. The who gives a shit comment just sayin it doesn't matter for this..
As for that cooler, its just plain dangerous as the tutorial does it, and that OP is one of those risk taking optimistic dick-wipes..

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i hear ya,people need a good teaching,lol

 

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born2killspam

Well-Known Member

• Aug 24, 2009

• #8

Police love wheeling out body bags and pot plants together in front of reporters..