Warning about Drain Cleaners for use in Hydroxy Production

[2Lazy2ThinkOfSomthin]

Blue black or silver specs are usually aluminum. Got screwed over by that many times before I figured it out.

[viper19861986]

After asking Home deopt, Lowes, hobby lobby, ace hardware, wallgreens, CVS, ect...

None had KOH or NaOh or "lye" FINALLY i found this and it says 100% lye so i been using it, its pretty good... havent had anything weird go wrong...

[W1LDWESLEY]

luiquid pipe cleaner like the one in video response i sent gives me the sting here and there.

[moonielo]

too bad Cali doesn't allow these products anymore due to some regulations.. it's stupid!!

[deweys]

You got a real and thoughtful response from a business?! That's amazing

[robbosdog]

don't stuff around Potassium hydroxide will beat the lot of them , its ph up at hydrophonic shops cheap and easy to get

blows stuff up quicker ( all you alkaline cells guys have a prepaid ticket to heaven ;) )

[GBH2o4u]

My friend, safest electrolyte that works beter than pot hydroxide,is plan old baking soda,I dont know how pot. electrolyte got so popular,its not only costic but foams,dont want that stuff around family(dangerous!)dicovered if you take baking soda(arm&hammer) pour the whole box in a large pot,1-2 gallon distilled water mix well trying to desolve,boil water for about 15 minutes this desolves,allow to cool and skim off clear water,undesolved at bottom,put in a empty mike jug, a great electrolyte!

[peeweethe1st]

Brown=Iron Oxide. Test by mixing with Hydrochloric Acid, Turns a yellow-green. Citric Acid works. Reduces surface tension, is a natural rust remover, keeps the sediment at bottom. Dose degrade, need to topup. It's non-toxic. Get a gold coating on plates, have found doesn't reduce production, adding more Citric Acid cleans plates!? What about replacement of more expensive, combustible gasses, that's more toxic than petroleum?

[Banyan23]

For those who would like to know more about this product please watch the movie Erin Brockovich whit Julia Roberts. And for those of you that saw the movie...yes, this is how bad your electrolyte is! Play safely!See video #95 of Zerofosillfuel for more detail.

[Banyan23]

****PLEASE, DISPOSE PROPERLY OF YOUR USED ELECTROLYTE***** Contain hexavalent chromium

***** Hilly dangerous electrolyte. *****

Do not touch. Do not ingest or smell the fume of your electrolyte. Do not dispose near or in a water source. Do not dispose on land or in the drain. Contain hexavalent chromium.

Hexavalent chromium is liberated from your Stainless Steel plates into the electrolyte while using it.

[Banyan23]

*****WARNING*****WARNING*****W­ARNING*****WARNING!! !

Using this or any other product such as KOH or Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking soda) is ok but the byproduct of the cell after it has been used is hilly dangerous for your health and the environment.

[PURUNGKUY]

tnx very much for the info...this will help alot coz my car is still runing on baking soda & vinigar with a very decent savings of 30%.. ill try this one if can get upto 40 to 50% gas savings with lesser amperes drawn...again keep up the good work ;-)

[Banyan23]

May ask you some technical information like what kind of car do you have, the year and how much HHO per minute your cell is putting out? Thanks for replying. I'm trying to come up with some statistic. Any body else would like to help me on that? Thanks guys!

[PURUNGKUY]

im using a chevy 2.0ltr engine 4x4..using a positive helical coil(made from stainless steel snagline used by hunters it is sold at canadian tire) mounted inside a stainless thermos with a recirculating gravity 5ltr bubbler w/ a production of aprox 700ml of HHO

[rhblakeman]

You can go to the roebic -dot- com site under products then MSDS in the left menu and go to the H's for Heavy Duty Crystal Drain Opener and get the MSDS - shows what's in it, the first aid for it, handling and storage and more. I'm sending you the link since Youtube blocks url's in comments. It -IS- 100% NaOH and technical grade just means you cant use it in medicines or food or anything ingested or used externally (like you would) Tech grade compared to USP is just purity level as they told you

[Banyan23]

*****WARNING*****WARNING*****W­ARNING*****WARNING!!!

Using this or any other product such as KOH or Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking soda) is ok but the byproduct of the cell after it has been used is hilly dangerous for your health and the environment.

[Banyan23]

****PLEASE, DISPOSE PROPERLY OF YOUR USED ELECTROLYTE***** Contain hexavalent chromium

***** Hilly dangerous electrolyte. *****

Do not touch. Do not ingest or smell the fume of your electrolyte. Do not dispose near or in a water source. Do not dispose on land or in the drain. Contain hexavalent chromium.

Hexavalent chromium is liberated from your Stainless Steel plates into the electrolyte while using it.

[Banyan23]

For those who would like to know more about this product please watch the movie Erin Brockovich whit Julia Roberts. And for those of you that saw the movie...yes, this is how bad your electrolyte is! Play safely!See video #95 of Zerofosillfuel for more detail.

[rhblakeman]

Jees Banyan lighten up - the movie dealt with industrial waste from chrome plating plants and others that used gigantic quantities of chromium products years ago, stainless only lets out tiny amounts and only when it's heated otherwise it would turn to rusty steel since the chromium in the steel is what makes it stainless - added as an ingredient rather than a coating like on bumpers. Just make sure to treat it with care and dispose of properly and things will be fine. It's not 3 Mile Island.

[PURUNGKUY]

how much per liter if u r going to use this?

[charlieehler]

I'm told 1/4 teaspoon per 2 liters is the right amount.

[rhblakeman]

I use about 1/4 tsp per gallon and it works fine. You only need enough to provide conduction in the water. No brown gunk like baking soda but you have to watch the drain off, it contains hexavalent chromium from the chrome in the stainless heating up - welders of SS have ventilation to prevent hax chrome poisoning.