Bleach neutralizer

KevinL

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Any of the chemists here know what chemical is used to neutralize bleach and where can I get it? Thanks.
 

Shorty

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I ain't no chemist, but hydrogen peroxide works for me.:winky:
 
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freshairdc

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well.............cti.. and alot of other companies sell it. or are you trying to make your own?
 

Willy P

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Potato whitener. Seriously. It's mostly potassium metabisfide.
 
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Sodium metabisulfite is an decent bleach neutralizer. 1/2 teaspoon of sodium metabisulfite added to 1 gallon of water will effectively neutralize chlorine bleach residue.

Sodium Thiosulfate is more often sold within this industry for this specific purpose, as it has far less odor. But sodium metabisulfite is more readily obtainable, as you probably are already using it as a reducer/tannin stain remover.
 
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