> If they are as good as they claim to be, I would
> expect them to be on the shelf in every Home Depot,
Problem is, "big box" stores like Home Depot tend to deal only with
suppliers where they can buy many different items and enough volume to get
significant discounts. They just don't deal with small, "one product"
specialty vendors.
I suspect good ol' phosphoric acid works just as well or better. And IMO
it's "environmental dangers" are way over-hyped ... it's even in Pepsi and
Coke ! Spill it on the lawn and the grass gets greener.
And even Muriatic acid isn't all that bad, if you're careful with it.
(Although I wouldn't care to drink it ... tastes nasty !)
Randall - sipping on a bottle of carbonic acid
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