AMMONIA & BLEACH = NO, NO

[Richard]

Perhaps a bit off topic... but if you ever get a bottle of Muratic Acid.... my 2-cents is buy it.....USE it and then dispose of it.

My father in law passed. We cleaned out his garage. Brought home a new/intact bottle of Muratic acid... sat on our shelf for a couple years when it then developed a pinhole leak.

Long story short, most of the liquid acid dripped into a metal "cookie tin" that we stored various small items in.

Everything in the tin pan were trashed and many other things in the garage (specifically tools) had corrosion all over them.

It was a nightmare BUT, thankfully, nobody was hurt as I know can happen with Ammonia & Bleach.

 

[tjkubota93]

Perhaps a bit off topic... but if you ever get a bottle of Muratic Acid.... my 2-cents is buy it.....USE it and then dispose of it.

My father in law passed. We cleaned out his garage. Brought home a new/intact bottle of Muratic acid... sat on our shelf for a couple years when it then developed a pinhole leak.

Long story short, most of the liquid acid dripped into a metal "cookie tin" that we stored various small items in.

Everything in the tin pan were trashed and many other things in the garage (specifically tools) had corrosion all over them.

It was a nightmare BUT, thankfully, nobody was hurt as I know can happen with Ammonia & Bleach.

I had something like that happen a while ago. My buddy gave a half bottle of condenser cleaner. We put it in a milk jug or juice jug. A month later, it ate through and ruined everything on that shelf. That's what I get for being stupid.