calcium chrolide cant find it

[Diver4life]

where i can buy it. tried to find it at home depot web page but nothing appears. any help will be appreciate. thanks

 

[jbaty]

You will actually have to visit Home Depot to locate it. It is not on their site... and not every store carries it.

 

[Diver4life]

well, i live in Puerto Rico,hope to find it. Theres any site online to buy it? just in case. and thanks....

 

[reefnetworth]

www.twopartsolution.com has it! :thumbsup:

 

[Diver4life]

thanks.

 

[drillsar]

I beleive also www.absolutelyreef.com carries it as well.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

well, i live in Puerto Rico,hope to find it. Theres any site online to buy it? just in case. and thanks....

Pretty unlikely for local hardware stores as they usually sell it is a de-icer.

You might check horse supply places as it is also sold to keep dust down in horse arenas.

 

[stingythingy45]

Also used to wieght down tractor tires.
Although I still haven't figured out the benifit of the calcium cloride.Maybe to keep the water from freezing,so that wouldn't help you.lol...But it still does a pretty good job rotting rims out from the inside.

 

[Diver4life]

ok, if i dont find it inPR i will buy it from the web thanks guys

 

[rustybucket145]

We found it in a pool store up here in south ga, where the only time we would need a de-icer is when the beer cooler freezes over

 

[Diver4life]

theres a pool store close to where i live, i will check.Thanks.

 

[Diver4life]

rustybucket145 what brand did you buy? I found this in a pool store
The web page with the product-
http://www.aldenleeds.com/balancers1.html
The information of the product-
http://www.aldenleeds.com/pdfs/calcium.pdf

 

[REEFKEEPA]

ask your pharmacist...
They should have some anhydrous calcium chloride...
BE CAREFULLLL!!!!!!!

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

BE CAREFULLLL!!!!!!!

Of what?

 

[Diver4life]

hey Randy can you check the links that i posted? and let me know if i can use it? thanks buddy.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

I cannot tell from such info if it is suitably pure or not, sorry.

 

[Diver4life]

ok thanks. going to give a try and see what happen.

 

[ahullsb]

Don't mean to hijack this thread, but Randy I found Calcium Chloride at Leslie's pool supply. The bucket says it is 97 percent Calcium Chloride. Is the other 3 percent a cutting agent or something? Is that pure enough assuming it's accurate? Or should I switch to something else?

 

[Diver4life]

Thats the same concern that i have, the one that i found says is 80% calcium chloride dehydrate. The chemical formula read Ca CI2-2H2o so I guess that the remaining 20% its water.

 

[ahullsb]

bump?