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Re: Alternatives to CaCl in tires....
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Posted by paul on September 14, 2004 at 18:17:34 from (66.60.197.240):
In Reply to: Alternatives to CaCl in tires.... posted by Jerry A. on September 14, 2004 at 14:19:19:
I do not like _any_ of your alternatives. They are toxic. Whil CC will leave brown grass, it is not toxic. Spilling 50 gal of antifreeze technically brings in the EPA on you.... Also, CC is heavier than water, while your antifreezes are lighter than water. Kinda defeats the purpose. Then, my coop tire service place at least, would be royally ticked if I contaminated their CC supply fooling around with antifreeze in my tires. I think I'd have some liability on that. There is at least one product made from beet pulp called Rim Guard that is designed to be a non-corosive tire fluid. I'd go with that if you don't want CC. --->Paul
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