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Thanks Ghislain


Apparently, the formic and oxalic acids are blended together in a liquid form so the Varromed can be dribbled into the seams. It seems like the two acids would change when they're mixed into a single solution. Does anyone know the chemistry of what happens when two acids of different ph levels are mixed?  



Bill Hesbach
Cheshire CT  

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