What is the MSDS for this?
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This was purchased to thoroughly clean my husband's Columbia Sportswear and breathable travel underwear which I had washed with fabric softener. That is a no-no as it causes the "breathability" holes to clog and the clothes were insufferably hot when we took our next trip. The product works as described. If you have a similar problem, I suggest buying a bottle. This large bottle goes a long way! It only takes a small amount for a load of clothes. We now use it after he has washed clothes in hotel sinks while we are traveling. It was certainly worth the cost to me. The other choice for us was to give away all of his Columbia clothing and purchase a new set. :-(
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Hello, This is all I can find on this product. The first web site is the product information. The second website is the MSDS sheet I could find. http://www.prioritycare.com/productsheet.php?p=235http://www.prioritycare.com/docs/msds/msds_povidoneiodinescrub_rev1.pdfLet me know if I can answer any more questions. Thank you, Ashley
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Here is the MSDS information from the manufacturer. The last page is probably the one of most use to you.http://www.essentialdepot.com/msds/xanthangum-msds.pdf
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The alcohol is sold through many retailers and they can all provide it. Here is the PDF of the MSDS information as posted by Office Depot, at their website: http://www.officedepot.com/pdf/msds/877218.pdf Of course, this data is also available directly from the manufacturer - Vi-Jon Inc.
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SS means this is the Stainless Steel finish- if you want to determine if it is matte or shiny which is a subjective opinion- I would recommend that you find this locally and determine if this finish works.Melanie with Goedekers888-768-1710
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The bottle does not state the source. Commercially available MSM is generally manufactured by reacting dimethyl sulfoxide with hydrogen peroxide.
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The MSDS is here: http://www.menards.com/main/store/20090519001/items/media/Flooring/cpfilms/Prod_Tech_Spec/MSDS_Window_Film_Application_Solution.pdfWhich doesn't show its concentration. It is just a surfactant used in many types of laundry detergents: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_dodecylbenzenesulfonate
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Links on this page [ http://www.hoppes.com/global/customer-service/msds ] would suggest it is white mineral oil. Interesting.
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A link to their MSDS: http://www.safepaw.com/msds.pdf ; States no hazardous materials.Label says: Modified Carbonyldiamide Crystal, Special Glycols, Non-ionic Surfactants Accelerants, Prioprietary traction agents, Special Inhibitors.If you're a chemist, bon appetite!
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james, go msd site check, or call teck support this a good but low cost dist, no steel,
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Yes you can. Search for the label. You can read labels and MSDS sheets and download them off the internet.
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Go to the MSD web site to double check what one you need, then get it from Amazon!
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Somewhere out there is a MSDS (material safety data sheet) as required by law. However, after extensive searching I have still failed to locate it. It is possible that it is on file either under a name other than Dutch Glow or the company is in violation of the law by failing to file one. If there is a MSDS all major poison control centers should either have it on file or have quick access. Results of searches on the interest for the product itself seem to indicate that it, like most other infomercial products, the results are highly over hyped and, in many cases, less than those obtained by regular grocery store products selling for a quarter the price. Somewhere out there is a MSDS (material safety data sheet) as required by law. However, after extensive searching I have still failed to locate it. It is possible that it is on file either under a name other than Dutch Glow or the company is in violation of the law by failing to file one. If there is a MSDS all major poison control centers should either have it on file or have quick access. Results of searches on the interest for the product itself seem to indicate that it, like most other infomercial products, the results are highly over hyped and, in many cases, less than those obtained... » Read More Somewhere out there is a MSDS (material safety data sheet) as required by law. However, after extensive searching I have still failed to locate it. It is possible that it is on file either under a name other than Dutch Glow or the company is in violation of the law by failing to file one. If there is a MSDS all major poison control centers should either have it on file or have quick access. Results of searches on the interest for the product itself seem to indicate that it, like most other infomercial products, the results are highly over hyped and, in many cases, less than those obtained by regular grocery store products selling for a quarter the price. « Show Less
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Funny you should mention that, Fred. 10 weeks ago: I completed an FDA/Biosciences grant application that posed that very question. Yesterday I received an additional form that requested the MSDS paperwork for Cucumis sativus including any varietals that may be part of the intended study. Curiously, an OSHA representative expressed interest in obtaining any results, should we move forward: stating that this would have material consequences on their Southern California field office procedures. She did advise me that if it were up to her, she would wear some kind of latex protective gear.
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You can get a MSDS sheet for this product online. Just google it's name and there is a pdf file of the MSDS stating all of the chemical composition.
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I don't know of one. As I understood the OSHA guidelines MSDS sheets were not required for this item.
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maybe your talking about a ballast resistor, i"d call MSD ask their experts.