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On May 22, 6:00 pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
So if I read that correctly, plain water or sand blasting agents can be called detergents? Yes, depending on context. If you were discussing cleaning materials to be ADDED TO water, then of course you wouldn't count the water itself as a detergent. However, if you were comparing various substances as cleaners, among them water, then you would count the water as a detergent. Robert |
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