Question for Potassium Hydroxide users

Pat Norman

Pat Norman

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Hey guys, I've used the F13 and liquid potassium hydroxide before, but I found a nearby source for dry potassium hydroxide flakes at a fairly good price. What strength or pounds per gallon to get a mix similar to f13? Anybody know?
 
Pat Norman said:
Hey guys, I've used the F13 and liquid potassium hydroxide before, but I found a nearby source for dry potassium hydroxide flakes at a fairly good price. What strength or pounds per gallon to get a mix similar to f13? Anybody know?
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What do you use potasium hydroxide for?
 
Pat is the Grim Reaper! :yikes:pretty wicked stuff, found this sentence on Wiki under applications:

KOH is also used in a process commonly referred to as "chemical cremation" which hastens the decomposition process of soft tissues (both animal and human), leaving behind only bones.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_hydroxide
 
Potash is a protein killer :woot:
 
I think you can mix it for strength, but the more important part is that you need to have a really good surfactant. It will make the KOH work better, and make it "Lie" better so that where it is applied, it will not puddle, for lack of a better term.
 
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