Would need to be put in a plastic hazmat container, ( we use them as per EPA guidelines to dispose of mercury from thermostats)
'once container is filled, would be taken to the local facility -but this toxic substance should never be poured down a drain!
or touched without rubber gloves on---
I am hopful Though -that it wouldn't damage the barrel, because it is the only chemical I've found that acutully dissolve's lead-
I had tried Kroil to loosen the buildup, but really only made a mess-
nothing advertised actually did what the label said. And probably the reasoning is the EPA?
ive heard that some of the major names in use today, have changed their formulas -
think about all the hazardous substances that worked great for their intended purpose, but were later deemed toxic,
I'd also thought of electrolysis - there was a company called Outers that made the device, information is still available on line about it, also still listed on the Midway sales site
called Outers Lead Out 2 --
'but was disconntinued?
CK
