Subject	de-ionized
Posted by	BobbyT on May 12, 2008 at 12:50 AM
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In Reply To	I have one...not sure I'd use it on my engine after posted by ThunderZ on May 11, 2008 at 07:49 PM
Message	And I'm guessing those are just standard warnings to keep people from, I dunno, soaking their feet overnight and then suing. The concentrations of anything caustic/toxic/etc have to be so low as to be almost nonexistent considering you're vaporizing them and then pumping a dense mixture into enclosed areas for people to INHALE for hours at a time. That said, instead of risking it in an engine, why not try SeaFoam?
Follow Ups	Boost leak via smoke or fog machine - spyhunterTT + 93Vert(nj) 17:48:48 05/11/08 I have one...not sure I'd use it on my engine after - ThunderZ 19:49:12 05/11/08 de-ionized - BobbyT 00:50:05 05/12/08 I'd rather use a regular boost leak tester and stethoscope. (n/m) - ThunderZ 17:17:38 05/12/08 Re: Boost leak via smoke or fog machine - induetime 00:54:31 05/12/08
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