Bill, >> Mine was always purchased at the feed store for about $10/8 pounds. >> >>However I have never seen it marked as Food Grade and so I don't worry >> >>about that issue.
It may actually be food grade and you've simply never noticed the label. The feed stores and nurseries don't put big signs out -- there's just a small label on the bag that says "food codex grade" >> I'm sure that if they had to get it certified as Food Grade the price is >>considerably more just as it is with hydorgen peroxide Food Grade. That's a pretty big assumption on your part, especially since I just told you that I get food-grade DE for $8 for a 20 lb bag. You have absolutely no basis for throwing around the kind of numbers you did in a previous post (where you said $1.50 per oz) I appreciate your perspective, but perhaps you could try to reconsider the assumptions you've been defending so hard over the last couple of days on this list Judith
