yes! sweeping compound. sometimes you can get it in 50 lb bags
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yes! sweeping compound. sometimes you can get it in 50 lb bags
For full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/woodworking/concrete-dust-reduction-stuff-319889-.htm
That's one of the few useful things I learned as a boy scout: how to sweep a large room.
At first, I thought spreading the green stuff all around the floor
was an honesty test: to assure I really swept the entire floor.
But then I saw how all the dust was clumped with just a broom.
I vounteer at a museum with large old buildings.
We've used several 50 lb bags sweeping out the dust-of-ages :-)
On Tue, 16 Nov 2021 03:25:21 -0000 (UTC), jeffj@panix.com (Jeff Jonas)
wrote:
yes! sweeping compound. sometimes you can get it in 50 lb bags
For full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/woodworking/concrete-dust-reduction-stuff-319889-.htm
That's one of the few useful things I learned as a boy scout: how to sweep a large room.
At first, I thought spreading the green stuff all around the floor
was an honesty test: to assure I really swept the entire floor.
But then I saw how all the dust was clumped with just a broom.
It won't work in my basement/shop. The concrete is dusting. The more
I sweep, the more there is to sweep. :-(
I vounteer at a museum with large old buildings.
We've used several 50 lb bags sweeping out the dust-of-ages :-)
I've used kitty litter but that's mostly for liquids.
On Tue, 16 Nov 2021 03:25:21 -0000 (UTC), je...@panix.com (Jeff Jonas)
wrote:
yes! sweeping compound. sometimes you can get it in 50 lb bags ...
It won't work in my basement/shop. The concrete is dusting. The more
I sweep, the more there is to sweep. :-(
On 11/16/2021 8:16 PM, krw@notreal.com wrote:
On Tue, 16 Nov 2021 03:25:21 -0000 (UTC), jeffj@panix.com (Jeff Jonas)
wrote:
yes! sweeping compound. sometimes you can get it in 50 lb bags
For full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/woodworking/concrete-dust-reduction-stuff-319889-.htm
That's one of the few useful things I learned as a boy scout: how to sweep a large room.
At first, I thought spreading the green stuff all around the floor
was an honesty test: to assure I really swept the entire floor.
But then I saw how all the dust was clumped with just a broom.
It won't work in my basement/shop. The concrete is dusting. The more
I sweep, the more there is to sweep. :-(
I vounteer at a museum with large old buildings.
We've used several 50 lb bags sweeping out the dust-of-ages :-)
I've used kitty litter but that's mostly for liquids.
I have heard that for problems like dusting, acid washing the floor,
and then sealing it with epoxy or a good floor paint will solve the problem.
On Tue, 16 Nov 2021 22:01:09 -0500, knuttle
<keith_nuttle@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
On 11/16/2021 8:16 PM, krw@notreal.com wrote:
On Tue, 16 Nov 2021 03:25:21 -0000 (UTC), jeffj@panix.com (Jeff Jonas)
wrote:
yes! sweeping compound. sometimes you can get it in 50 lb bags
For full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/woodworking/concrete-dust-reduction-stuff-319889-.htm
That's one of the few useful things I learned as a boy scout: how to sweep a large room.
At first, I thought spreading the green stuff all around the floor
was an honesty test: to assure I really swept the entire floor.
But then I saw how all the dust was clumped with just a broom.
It won't work in my basement/shop. The concrete is dusting. The more
I sweep, the more there is to sweep. :-(
I vounteer at a museum with large old buildings.
We've used several 50 lb bags sweeping out the dust-of-ages :-)
I've used kitty litter but that's mostly for liquids.
I have heard that for problems like dusting, acid washing the floor,
and then sealing it with epoxy or a good floor paint will solve the problem.
SWMBO wouldn't appreciate the stink. I'd have to have some mighty fans
to clear the ail.
I guess I could do one room at a time. I could move everything into
the others. Maybe. I'd need some mighty fans to get rid of the
fumes, me thinks.
Or do every thing at once and the take the SWMBO on a nice week end to
SWMBO wouldn't appreciate the stink. I'd have to have some mighty fans
to clear the ail.
I guess I could do one room at a time. I could move everything into
the others. Maybe. I'd need some mighty fans to get rid of the
fumes, me thinks.
the mountains.
The smell may be less that you thing, as the resulting salt is odor
less, Probably use a solution of HCL and the salt would be CaCl2
As you do the washing you will definitely need very good ventilation or
a or a Scott Air Pac like are used in Fire rescue.
On 11/18/2021 9:38 PM, knuttle wrote:
Snip
;!) Or "send" her on a nice weekend trip to the mountains and do everyOr do every thing at once and the take the SWMBO on a nice week end to
SWMBO wouldn't appreciate the stink. I'd have to have some mighty fans
to clear the ail.
I guess I could do one room at a time. I could move everything into
the others. Maybe. I'd need some mighty fans to get rid of the
fumes, me thinks.
the mountains.
thing then. And deny everything if the odor lingers.
On 11/18/2021 9:38 PM, knuttle wrote:
Snip
Or do every thing at once and the take the SWMBO on a nice week end to
SWMBO wouldn't appreciate the stink. I'd have to have some mighty fans
to clear the ail.
I guess I could do one room at a time. I could move everything into
the others. Maybe. I'd need some mighty fans to get rid of the
fumes, me thinks.
the mountains.
;!) Or "send" her on a nice weekend trip to the mountains and do every
thing then. And deny everything if the odor lingers.
The smell may be less that you thing, as the resulting salt is odor
less, Probably use a solution of HCL and the salt would be CaCl2
As you do the washing you will definitely need very good ventilation or
a or a Scott Air Pac like are used in Fire rescue.
Or do every thing at once and the take the SWMBO on a nice week end to
the mountains.
The smell may be less that you thing, as the resulting salt is odor
less, Probably use a solution of HCL and the salt would be CaCl2
As you do the washing you will definitely need very good ventilation
or a or a Scott Air Pac like are used in Fire rescue.
knuttle <keith_nuttle@sbcglobal.net> wrote in news:sn7682$be5$1@dont-email.me:
Or do every thing at once and the take the SWMBO on a nice week end to
the mountains.
The smell may be less that you thing, as the resulting salt is odor
less, Probably use a solution of HCL and the salt would be CaCl2
As you do the washing you will definitely need very good ventilation
or a or a Scott Air Pac like are used in Fire reIf scue.
Having used Muriatic Acid (HCl) for a swimming pool, I wouldn't discount
the smell. Every once in a while the smell would come up and get you--even if using mostly safe techniques. (Open the bottle at arm's length, add
acid to water not water to acid, no hugging the bottle, don't drink it,
etc.)
There is a latex based floor sealant that's not too bad. It dries clear
but shiny (like most white glues or Matte Mediums do). It does seem to
keep the dusting down. My layer of sealant is quite new, so it's hard to
say if it'll last as long as acid washing the concrete and epoxying it.
Puckdropper
On 11/22/2021 6:40 PM, Puckdropper wrote:
knuttle <keith_nuttle@sbcglobal.net> wrote inIf you forget acid to water, not water to acid. Think of it
news:sn7682$be5$1@dont-email.me:
Or do every thing at once and the take the SWMBO on a nice week end to
the mountains.
The smell may be less that you thing, as the resulting salt is odor
less, Probably use a solution of HCL and the salt would be CaCl2
As you do the washing you will definitely need very good ventilation
or a or a Scott Air Pac like are used in Fire reIf scue.
Having used Muriatic Acid (HCl) for a swimming pool, I wouldn't discount
the smell. Every once in a while the smell would come up and get you--even >> if using mostly safe techniques. (Open the bottle at arm's length, add
acid to water not water to acid, no hugging the bottle, don't drink it,
etc.)
There is a latex based floor sealant that's not too bad. It dries clear
but shiny (like most white glues or Matte Mediums do). It does seem to
keep the dusting down. My layer of sealant is quite new, so it's hard to
say if it'll last as long as acid washing the concrete and epoxying it.
Puckdropper
differently. Always put the heavier ( most dense) liquid into the
lesser dense liguid.
If it is not required because of the heat released on mixing (water to
acid), it also helps with the mixing, as the dense liguid sinks into the
less dense liquid and mixes as it sinks.
On 11/22/2021 6:40 PM, Puckdropper wrote:
knuttle <keith_nuttle@sbcglobal.net> wrote inIf you forget acid to water, not water to acid. Think of it
news:sn7682$be5$1@dont-email.me:
Or do every thing at once and the take the SWMBO on a nice week end to
the mountains.
The smell may be less that you thing, as the resulting salt is odor
less, Probably use a solution of HCL and the salt would be CaCl2
As you do the washing you will definitely need very good ventilation
or a or a Scott Air Pac like are used in Fire reIf scue.
Having used Muriatic Acid (HCl) for a swimming pool, I wouldn't discount
the smell. Every once in a while the smell would come up and get
you--even
if using mostly safe techniques. (Open the bottle at arm's length, add
acid to water not water to acid, no hugging the bottle, don't drink it,
etc.)
There is a latex based floor sealant that's not too bad. It dries clear
but shiny (like most white glues or Matte Mediums do). It does seem to
keep the dusting down. My layer of sealant is quite new, so it's hard to >> say if it'll last as long as acid washing the concrete and epoxying it.
Puckdropper
differently. Always put the heavier ( most dense) liquid into the
lesser dense liguid.
If it is not required because of the heat released on mixing (water to
acid), it also helps with the mixing, as the dense liguid sinks into the
less dense liquid and mixes as it sinks.
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