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F9 Efflorescence & Calcium Remover

Features

  • Does not Burn Intact Skin
  • Up to 95% Less Fumes than Full Strength HCL Acid
  • Works Better than Full Strength Muriatic Acid with Less Harmful Effects
  • Quickly Removes Efflorescence, Calcium, Calcium Carbonate and -Hard Water Stains

$56.00 – $209.00

F9 Efflorescence & Calcium Remover

Description

Calcium and Efflorescence Remover is breakthrough in the restoration and cleaning industry. F9 Calcium and Efflorescence Remover is a user friendly, full 31.45% strength muriatic acid replacement. This product combines a buffered, pleasant smelling acid along with an excellent soaping capability to work better at lower concentrations. F9 Calcium and Efflorescence Remover gives the user the advantage of a full strength product while greatly reducing fuming and corrosion, thereby improving overall health and safety risk profile.

Additional information

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Size

1 Gallon, 5 Gallons

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Inhalation: Remove affected person to fresh air; get immediate medical attention with emphasis on hydrofluoric acid exposure. If breathing is difficult, supply oxygen. If breathing has stopped, begin artificial respiration.

Skin: Remove contaminated clothing while flushing affected area with drenching shower for 5 minutes. Launder contaminated clothing before reuse; seek immediate medical attention with emphasis on hydrofluoric acid exposure. Apply 2.5% Calcium Gluconate ointment to contacted area.

Eyes: Check for and remove contact lenses. Immediately flush eyes for 5 minutes in clear running water while holding eyelids open; seek immediate medical attention with emphasis on hydrofluoric acid exposure. Irrigate open eyelids with 500 to 1,000 cc’s of 1% Calcium Gluconate in saline solution.

Ingestion: Drink high amounts of calcium based antacid in water followed by milk or milk of magnesia; DO NOT induce vomiting; never give anything by to an unconscious person; seek immediate medical attention with emphasis on hydrofluoric acid exposure