So I was looking around a hardware store and I know that rust remover contains phosphoric acid, I just don't know how much, so I took the name of one product and found the msds for it, the product is called HG Rust Remover and here is the msdsHG Rust Remover contains phosphoric acid, organic acid, nonionics, alcohol and water. It has a ph of less than 1. Is this safe to use for and A/B DMT extraction?
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Why on earth would you use rust remover when vinegar is perfectly adequate? gibran2 is a fictional character. Any resemblance to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental.
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gibran2 wrote:Why on earth would you use rust remover when vinegar is perfectly adequate? ! Wiki • Attitude • FAQThe Nexian • Nexus Research • The OHTIn New York, we wrote the legal number on our arms in marker...To call a lawyer if we were arrested. In Istanbul, People wrote their blood types on their arms. I hear in Egypt, They just write Their names. גם זה יעבור
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^ bad idea! Vinegar please 
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Vinegar is incredibly cheap and food safe. Minimal amounts are needed in a regular A/B - 1 tbsp/Litre water to get to pH 3 or 4. Go for vinegar!
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Forget all of the nasty stuff that may be in the rust remover. Just buy a pint or 500 ml of normal white vinegar and you will have a huge supply of acetic acid suitable for extractions. I use a few ml per 500 ml of water... Everything mentioned herein has been deemed by our staff of expert psychiatrists to be the delusional rantings of a madman who has been treated with Thorazine who is hospitalized within the confines of our locked facility. This patient sometimes requires the application of 6 point leather restraints and electrodes at the temples to break his delusions. Therefore, take everything mentioned above with a grain of salt...
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I wonder if you could use sulfamic acid?
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bluntmuffin wrote:I wonder if you could use sulfamic acid? wikipedia wrote:Sulfamic acid is used in the S.C. Johnson & Sons, Inc. "Scrubbing Bubbles Fizz-Its Toilet Tablets." Why not vinegar? What’s wrong with vinegar, people? gibran2 is a fictional character. Any resemblance to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental.
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gibran2 wrote:bluntmuffin wrote:I wonder if you could use sulfamic acid? wikipedia wrote:Sulfamic acid is used in the S.C. Johnson & Sons, Inc. "Scrubbing Bubbles Fizz-Its Toilet Tablets." Why not vinegar? What’s wrong with vinegar, people? I guess it's hard to believe that one of the cheapest and most widely available acids is also one of the best acids to use. Really people, why would you use an unknown acid when you can get that cheap, widely available and food grade acid called vinegar? Kind regards, The Traveler
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If vinegar's just not exciting enough, you could always spot for some lemon juice... the other widely-available food-safe acid. ¤ø¸„ø¤º°¨¨°º¤ø¸„ø¤º°¨¨°º¤ø¸„ø¤º¨
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Peoplez. He didn't ask what to use, but if he can use xxx. Since 8 people have already posted "vinegar" there is no need for the next six to do the same. OP: I have no idea. Any particulat reason you wish to use phosporic acid ? Got GVG ? Mhm. Got DMT ? Pandora wrote:Nexus enjoys cutting edge and ongoing superior programming skills of the owner of this site (The Traveler), including recent switching to the .me domain name. I'm still, I'm still Jenny from the block Simon Jester wrote:"WTF n00b, buy the $100 vapor pipe or GTFO" Ignorance of the law does not protect you from prosecution
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acid from car battery lol  Tz'is aná
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Any chemical you use at any point wants to be clean i.e. 99% pure at least. Harmful additives are often left behind and in your final spice.
So for the Rust Remover I would say a definate no!
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I wouldnt oxalic acid may be contained under the title of organic acid. oxalic acid is widely used to remove rust, and is extremely toxic to humans
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