I thank you very much. On 10/3/05, Paul S Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, Lowe's carries lye in the US under the brand name Roebic. They do NOT > appear to ship it. US$7.66 + tax for 908 grams here in Charleston, South > Carolina. > Claims to be 100% NaOH > > Roebic > 2 Lbs. Heavy Duty Crystal Drain Opener > Item #: 146450 Model: HD-CRY > > Description: > "Contains 100% Sodium Hydroxide (caustic soda) This is just the kind of info I need to get started. If I see this info five or so times it just may have a chance to sink in. Keith said I should just get started. At the moment I am content to read and research as I don't own a diesel engine. I am in no rush. The alternative is to make ethanol which is why I joined to this group to begin with. It seems to me like bio-diesel is a whole lot simpler. So for me just getting started is finding where the chemicals can be had locally. Your info did just that. I live in New Mexico and we have a Lowes. Now I need, I know, always something else, where do I get methanol for my test batches? Slowly but surely, Brian Rodgers
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