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I have tried that borax and it works but not that well. I hope someone out their

can help.

calcium hydroxide

Does anyone know how to use calcium hydroxide in washing or in laundry?

Thanks.

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Borax and calcium hydroxide are two different things, borax is 'sodium

borate'. Calcium hydroxide, as far as I know, doesn't clean clothes but it

does disinfect, and I'm trying to find out how to use it as such.

on 2/2/06 2:09 PM, at dwalker@... wrote:

I have tried that borax and it works but not that well. I hope someone out

their can help.

calcium hydroxide

Does anyone know how to use calcium hydroxide in washing or in laundry?

Thanks.

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How about in a final quick rinse for the clothes?

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What I mean is that I know that there is a way to 'activate' calcium H, and

use it in laundry. I don't know what that process is, and searched and can't

find anything specific. Thanks Luigi.

on 2/3/06 3:14 PM, Luigi Farina at luigif@... wrote:

How about in a final quick rinse for the clothes?

Luigi

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anyone has idea how does calcium hydroxide produce calcific barrier? its has a basic/alkaline ph , but how a calcfic bridge is formed?regardsdivi

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it is the ph which induces the hard tissue formation.(reduces the dissolution of repair tissues)...ca for the calcification is derived from the blood ...not frm caoh.....thats what i remember.....regardssajitha From: Megha Vijay <meghahoneyl@...> Divi Divi <divi_ore@...>; Sent: Thursday, 8 March 2012 8:41 AM Subject: Re: calcium hydroxide

Alkaline ph

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Divi Divi <divi_ore@...>;

To:

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Subject:

Fw: calcium hydroxide

Sent:

Thu, Mar 8, 2012 3:03:34 AM

anyone has idea how does calcium hydroxide produce calcific barrier? its has a basic/alkaline ph , but how a calcfic bridge is formed?regardsdivi

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