Posted by Paul on February 27, 2014 at 10:41:17 from (70.197.208.228):
In Reply to: Calcuim Froze? posted by rla on February 27, 2014 at 05:39:02:
The calcium chloride is a salty granular deal, it dissolves in water.
It does not ever weaken or wear out.
Someone in 2000 either goofed or cheated you and got a lot of water in the mix.
I'm not sure the mix of the CC and the beet juice was a good idea perhaps that caused separation and issues right there? I would sure not want a mix of the two.
Anyhow, it got mixed wrong or separated or diluted with water.
I presume its not so cold where you are, and this is the freaky cold year that it showed up.
Typically the stuff turns slushy, not froze up solid, so I'm going to guess it got mixed quite a bit too weak....
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