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Posted by Ken Levan on July 17, 2005 at 11:27:59:

In Reply to: Posted by on July 16, 2005 at 21:06:34:

Best, safest and cheapest way is to neutralize it with a solution of Baking Soda disolved in warm water.
Mix a couple tablespoons of baking soda per gal of water and pour it gently on the acid spill taking care not to spash acid on yourself.
DO NOT USE MURATIC ACID!
To neutralize acid you must use a base.
Ken

: Due to sloppynes, I have battery acid residue on my garage cement floor when I was doing work on my 2a. What & how does one neutralize battery acid on cement floors?

: It's like a white fungus or salt crystals.

: Thanks for the tips-----R.

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