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Quoted from vid1900:Check your label carefully.
"The Works" that they sell at my local store is Chlorine based - the opposite of what we need.
HCl = Hydrogen chloride - one atom of hydrogen, one of chlorine. Mix it with water and you get Hydrochloric acid.
http://content.rpgov.net/dpw/right_to_know/Libary/The%20Works%20Toilet%20Bowl%20Cleaner.pdf
Quoted from vid1900:Right.
The Works says Hypochlorite on the $4.98 bottle, I could not find the cheaper one.
I think your use of the word "chlorine" in post 69 is misleading. Chlorine is found in both acids ( like HCl-used to clean alkaline damage) and bases (like sodium hypochlorite- a bleach/disenfectant).
Maybe your local store has something with sodium hypochlorite?
Quoted from Acronymicon:I cant find the %
5-10% - https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/cb/cb500a3d-54bd-4a69-a6ad-0abb1feda402.pdf
I found the data sheet on the product page at Home Depot but Zep has their own site too.
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