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Add CommentHummmm, a non-toxic cleaner that contains rubbing alcohol?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThe pH scale does not go from 1-14. School text books usually say it goes from 0-14. But strictly speaking thats not even correct and the pH scale extends beyond this range.
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