Posted by Mike M on October 03, 2019 at 07:10:50 from (24.140.3.210):
Any good way to tell if what I have in a jug is pure undiluted antifreeze or a diluted mixture ?
I thought pure would not float balls in the cheap tester. Been years since I tested any pure though. But I had a jug marked 50/50 and one marked as undiluted. They both floated the same amount of balls ? The one marked as undiluted appeared a little darker ? so I used it as marked and mixed it 50/50 with distilled water and made up 1 gallon. Well then I tested it again. It would only float like 2 of the 5 balls ? so then I thought it must of already been 50/50 and mislabeled. What really seems weird is since I only added 1/2 gallon of water I thought 1/2 a gallon of pure would be all I needed to get back to a 50/50 mix ? I went to the 55 gal drum and ran out some more as it definitely should not of ever been mixed up. I ended up putting in at least 3/4 or more of a gallon to get it back up to float 5 balls and the last ball slowly made it up to near the others. I tried 2 of these tester and got same reading on both. I was running out of bucket to add more so went ahead and put what I needed in the tractor. This sure seems weird ? This weekend I'm going to use another tester and see what I ended up at.
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