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But, I would still like to know the answer to @farscaper theory/question about if the tiny amount of iso in the KleenX prevents water absorption...you know the azeotropic properties that the two may have that he was discussing. If that is the case and the KleenX doesn't absorb water from the...

Welcome to the forum @KleenXtract , I, we, appreciate you joining and starting to answer our questions. In addition to hearing answers to the above, if I order, must I sign to receive the shipment? That is a deal breaker for me as I cannot be at my residence to sign for the package and I...

yep, from the msds it is not "pure" ethanol. @farscaper , I'm not sure how the tiny amount of iso has any effect on the water absorption; seeing as both ethanol and iso absorb atmospheric water. But you bring an intriguing point to the forefront as you stated...does the mixture give the effect...

And hopefully they will accept @2clicker invite to communicate here with us...not holding my breath though as their communication with actual paying customers sucks it seems. I guess time will tell. Good to hear that the initial run by @tig420 came out good with great taste. Please tell us the...

yes they do...it would behoove them to come here...money to made for them, lol.

@farscaper it's good when you are technical with us...I like it because I learn :science:. @2clicker great idea, I hope they do.

@mephisto I look forward to seeing your results...I wonder what is accounting for the KleenX to not evap as fast...surely one would think that if it is 100% alcohol that it would evap quicker. Even though it does absorb from the atmosphere, it sort of has a "head start" for evaping; if one...

@StickyShisha so both ISO and Ethanol absorb from the air? If that's the case well then I would say that the Ethanol would be better from what @2clicker said.

@2clicker that got me thinking, so we know Ethanol will absorb atmospheric water...how much does it absorb? I've read that it grabs 5% almost immediately...does it keep absorbing? Does the Everclear do the same thing?

True, but as soon as you open the Kleen Xtract it will start absorbing water from the atmosphere and could potentially end up having more water than 99ISO...hmmm.

Cool, good to know that the orders are being delivered...now I can't decide if I want this or just try the 99ISO from Grainger.

@rgrig that piece is...speechless, pure :science:

^Exactly

@2clicker I figured as much...longer wash for QWET, much longer, compared to our 20 second QWISO washes.

This stuff looks like it could be a winner, especially for those of us who can't get Everclear (at least I can now get 99ISO thanks to @2clicker pointing me to Grainger)(and now I will have to learn QWET if I am to use the Kleen?). I'm not placing an order until I hear that those that have...

On their site it says they are paying the tax for you. (It's included in the total price).

I'll answer my own question...it can't be the difference between 91 and 99, it's me! I only started doing this so I know my tek needs refinement but I will continue to try!

No no, I didn't take it like that so don't worry...I misinterpreted lol. That's good news that it hasn't lost too much efficiency. I have found with the cooktop I use, it is a little difficult keeping it right at 100-110*F...the temp ranges go up in 40* increments with the lowest setting being...

I thought it was implied you had to run it hotter than you may need to, hence my suggestion. My apologies. I too look forward to hearing about the Kleen Extract...in the mean time I'll slowly go through 91 and then maybe Grainger for the 99, or the Kleen depending upon results.

farscaper...you know you can get an adapter for your inductor cooktop that will transfer heat. This way you avoid the air gap and don't have to run your cooktop as high. Something like...