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Re: Formic and Oxalic acids
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>>Having been long aware of this information, some of us have been concerned about the home-built evaporators, especially the really hot ones, but they seem to work.


Allen, would you elaborate on the concerns about home-built evaporators?  I saw a website explaining how to build an evaporator that can be heated with a propane torch.  It looked straightforward but I would like to hear if there are reservations about using such designs.

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Waldemar
Long Island, NY

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