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  1. #11
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    Default Re: Is there a grocery store substitute for PH reducer?

    I see.. yeah understood about the .2 thing, good thinking :-)

    So is soda ash as cheap as borax and as easily available?

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    Default Re: Is there a grocery store substitute for PH reducer?

    You can use soda ash but it is going to skyrocket your alk. That's why we use borax.

    Michael

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