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Difference in drops size 06 Sep 2022 14:38 #76700

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Hello,

I have noticed that with the product I'm using, HYDROCHLORIC ACID 4% is used a lot sooner than the SODIUM CHLORITE (NACLO2) 25%, even though I'm dosing 1 to 1 ratio and both bottles are 100 ml. I have noticed that HCL has bigger drops, so that might be the issue? If that is the case, should I dose different than 1:1 ratio? Maybe 1:2 ratio, since I have noticed, that one full pippet of HCL has 10 drops, vs 20 drops with sodium chlorite.

Because otherwise I'm using the bottle of HCL a lot sooner and I don't know what to do with the rest of sodium chlorite, since you do not sell it seperately... 

Thank you for your feedback in advance!

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