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Using CDS in a spray bottle or dropper bottle? 03 Jun 2021 16:55 #69258

Perfect in R-zone Topic Author Offline Junior Member Posts: 22 Thank you received: 10	Hello, If I get amber glass spray bottles, will the CDS melt the plastic spray mechanisms? What about amber dropper bottles? Is there a specific type to get for CDS use, or does the balanced ph not cause a melting of the rubber or plastics? Thank you! PIRZ
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Using CDS in a spray bottle or dropper bottle? 03 Jun 2021 19:25 #69266

CLO2 Offline Administrator Posts: 5530 Thank you received: 4376	I have had CDS in a plastic spray bottle inside my fridge for years. It sprays normally and by looking at the yellow color, the CLO2 content seems okay. I do replace the CDS with freshly made CDS maybe twice a year. Bottles with natural rubber bulb droppers probably won't survive very long. The following user(s) said Thank You: Perfect in R-zone
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