2 x 1 Gal. Swimming Pool Muriatic Acid (2-Pack)

Great for removing dried on mortar residue from brickwork. We already had a couple of gallons of this which we use for balancing the ph in our hot tub so we decided to give it a try to see if it could remove old, dried on grey mortar stains from some red bricks in our kitchen and it worked perfectly. My wife decided she wanted to whitewash a red brick wall behind our pot bellied stove however in order to get a consistent shade of white wash, we first had to deal with the grey colored, dried on brick mortar that had been there ever since the wall was built by a former owner of our home. After trying a wire brush in our angle grinder and deciding it (1) made too much dust and (2) left black streaks on the test area from the metal bristles, I decided to grab the acid from the garage to see if I could etch it off the bricks. I poured half a cup of the muriatic acid into a pyrex jug, grabbed an old toothbrush, some eye glasses and thick rubber gloves and gave it a try. By gently brushing the acid into the brick and letting it sit for a few minutes before repeating the process, we were able to get almost all the evidence of the mortar to disappear. In some areas we used one of Home Depot's wire brushes to get rid of the more stubborn mortar stains. It was a pretty time consuming process and took us a couple of hours to complete. Once it was finished, we washed the brickwork with clean water and let it dry overnight. The following day, my wife mixed up a whitewash with 50% interior latex paint/water mix and painted it onto the bricks with a low cost chip brush. Before the paint was dry, she stippled it with a damp dish washing sponge to get rid of the brush streaks and the end result was exactly what she was looking for to brighten the area in our kitchen around the pot bellied stove.

The Chlorine content is only 14%

Not enough acid power to change raise the PH. Useless and doesnt do what it needs to. Becauae it will cost less y be adding a lot mote then what the chart says

I had to take it back. It was too weak. Apparently too old. There is a shelf life on acid.

Hard to find right now. No differece i can see from the pool equipment sales places that are ALL out! Thanks home depot

Great curbside pickup