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goldenfox [79]
1 year ago
9

what is the color of indicator for battery acid, water, vinegar, soda pop, shower (ammonia) cleaner and liquid drain cleaner

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aksik [14]1 year ago
3 0
Well the color for battery acid would be purple due to the acidity in the battery acid but to lower the levels add some gypsy stone and it can lower it
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