Waitrose and Tesco versions definitely claim to contain HCl on the warning label. It's strong enough to strip chrome plating off plastic waste fittings.
Yes doesn't it just. Little 'un here recently decided to swallow a small
10 mm diameter chrome plated ball bearing just for the fun of it apparently. Three odd days later nature had taken its course and almost all the chrome plate had gone:)
Strong stuff that old stomach acid, perhaps you could have a dodgy curry and pump the results back up and use that;-))....
Given the application you don't need to use HCl, sulphamic acid will do. You can buy large tubs of sulphamic acid crystals in DIY sheds sold as "Fernox" descaler. Dissolve in hot water before pouring into the bog, if you're concerned about the heat damaging plastic components in the heads then wait until the solution cools first.
This nonsense about supplying chemicals to the public is really getting on my wick. I tried to buy some food grade citric acid recently. It's used in preparing elderflower cordial. Response from the local pharmacist "we can't sell you that because heroin addicts use it to prepare their fix".
FFS, don't sell me icing sugar either since dope dealers cut their white powder with it.
And if you tell the chemist you're god's personal representative on earth and don't need no steenking letter, they'll probably be even less willing to sell it and start dialling 09941479991129118008999 or whatever easy to remember number we're supposed to start using for the police instead of 999.
Make sure you put a large sign outside with FLUSH BEFORE USE writ large thereon in case any poor unsuspecting drops a large Richard in there and has that splash up on his/her botty
Yes get this silly buggers from our chemist when we stock up on Paracetamol and Ibuprofen, about "can't sell you more than a few in case you want to top yourself" etc...###
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember "dennis@home" saying something like:
A most unpleasant way to go, anyway. I fail to see the appeal of Paracetamol self-poisoning, when there are so many other reliable ways of doing it. The main problem with Para poisoning is that it gives the moaning whingers the opportunity to bend your ear about how they've changed their mind about it... too late then, of course. No, if they're going to do it, they should pick a quick clean method.
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