SameGuy
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First off, yes I searched for D107 threads, but they were all quite stale and I didn’t feel like resurrecting any of them to ask this.
The label on D107 says it can be used in “air-powered interior cleaning tools,” which I assume to mean the Tornador and its various knock-offs. However, the MSDS says D107 is between pH 12-13 in concentrated form, which would land it (forgive my math, it’s been 40 years since Chem 301) somewhere in the 11.4 neighborhood when diluted to Tornador strength (1:15, or 2 oz topped up with 30 oz water), which is still quite basic. Is it safe enough at 11.4 for interior materials? How about for the Tornador’s parts? Enzyme is almost double the price, but I might just better off ordering that because of the Megs’ basicity?
I was a huge fan of APC+ back in the day, and was very disappointed when it got discontinued, so I was hoping D107 would be a worthy replacement.
The label on D107 says it can be used in “air-powered interior cleaning tools,” which I assume to mean the Tornador and its various knock-offs. However, the MSDS says D107 is between pH 12-13 in concentrated form, which would land it (forgive my math, it’s been 40 years since Chem 301) somewhere in the 11.4 neighborhood when diluted to Tornador strength (1:15, or 2 oz topped up with 30 oz water), which is still quite basic. Is it safe enough at 11.4 for interior materials? How about for the Tornador’s parts? Enzyme is almost double the price, but I might just better off ordering that because of the Megs’ basicity?
I was a huge fan of APC+ back in the day, and was very disappointed when it got discontinued, so I was hoping D107 would be a worthy replacement.