Diluted and neutralized acid is not a big deal. As someone said, dispose of it
like you would an old bottle of Coke. It is more benign than that, and not much
dirty than your wash water after washing your shop clothes.
Mark V.S. in Austin, TX
-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Trovato [mailto:trovato@computer.net]
My home drain goes to my home septic field, which is basically an array of
perforated pipes under my lawn. I don't think I wish to subject my septic
system to this. I would sooner dig a hole in the woods and pour it
in. Either way, it's just dumping it into the ground.
At 11:30 AM 2/12/02 -0800, Kelley Mascher wrote:
>I have been told that for relatively mild acids you should dilute heavily
>and neutralize them with a base like baking soda or TSP. They can then be
>dumped in your home drain. Not the storm drain.
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