its at Home Depot and Ace Hardware- a quart bottle encased in a plastic bag- nasty probably. ANyway one brand is Bull Dozer, they all have different brand names and are apparently of differing purity. You can call the company and find out exactly I believe. I don't remember which other brand I used I tried several and they all worked. I didn't document which they were and it's been a while. I eventually got some nice 96% stuff from a wholesale chemicals supply. Right after I got geared up to start using the 96% on a regular basis (got several gallons of it) I found myself drowning in very nice new-ish waste oil- the boyfriend has a contract with a restaurant that usually produces more oil than we use, so I haven't needed to do acid-base for the last few months. anyway if you're starting out, start with single-stage (the regular recipe that is_) and go to acidbase when you've got some experience, the standard disclaimer I suppose.
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