Glacial acetic

[Luis Gomez]

Does anyone have a source for it? (SoCal would be best).
Thank you.
Luis

 

[The Great Oz]

http://www.pcchem.com/index.html

Or go to thomasnet.com and do a search. You'll probably have to buy this in 55 gallon drums.

 

[rhyde]

we use univar


http://www.univar.com/en/US/about.aspx

 

[Nate The Great]

What are the costs per % and gallon size? Last time I looked into it here, it seemed very expensive... And they told me that they would only sell food grade glacial-acetic...

 

[Ken Snow]

we use univar


http://www.univar.com/en/US/about.aspx

Us too- 55 gal drums

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[Harry Myers]

I dont do as much as Randy and Ken but I ordered mine from amazon.com search glacial acetic acid

 

[The Great Oz]

Univar (slaps head) I still think of them as the local Van Waters and Rogers since they continued to use that name in Seattle until fairly recently.

 

[rhyde]

They changed the name here about 10 years ago

What are the costs per % and gallon size? Last time I looked into it here, it seemed very expensive... And they told me that they would only sell food grade glacial-acetic...

Oddly, it's actually sold by the pound 450 lbs to 55 gallon around 7-800.00 about 14.00 a gallon

 

[pinosan]

Univar (slaps head) I still think of them as the local Van Waters and Rogers since they continued to use that name in Seattle until fairly recently.

what do you guys use this for ?

 

[The Great Oz]

They changed the name here about 10 years ago

This must have been the last place to change, although invoices carried both names. They're like UPS; no one remembers they started in Seattle.

Pinosan, acetic acid is used to break down old urine when soaking rugs. Glacial is the most concentrated form. You can buy white vinegar in five gallon pails at Costco, but you can typically save money buying more concentrated products instead of paying to ship water.