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Lowe's has a 50 lb bag, Type "S" Hydrated Lime made by Chemstar used for mixing in Concrete I believe. The link is: http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=3698-286-1118-60 And then there's the "Garden Lime" variety 5lb bag which is less toxic I believe. Here's...

Lowe's has a 50 lb bag, Type "S" Hydrated Lime made by Chemstar used for mixing in Concrete I believe. The link is: http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=3698-286-1118-60 And then there's the "Garden Lime" variety 5lb bag which is less toxic I believe. Here's...

Lowe's has a 50 lb bag, Type "S" Hydrated Lime made by Chemstar used for mixing in Concrete I believe. The link is: http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=3698-286-1118-60 And then there's the "Garden Lime" variety 5lb bag which is less toxic I believe. Here's...

Hi, the main sewage drain under my house developed a leak and although now fixed I am left with the smell of sewage that I would like to neutralize safely. I spread an household antibacterial solution (Lysol) to take care of the bacteria and it is reasonably dry, although a little damp down...

Hi, the main sewage drain under my house developed a leak and although now fixed I am left with the smell of sewage that I would like to neutralize safely. I spread an household antibacterial solution (Lysol) to take care of the bacteria and it is reasonably dry, although a little damp down...

Hi, the main sewage drain under my house developed a leak and although now fixed I am left with the smell of sewage that I would like to neutralize safely. I spread an household antibacterial solution (Lysol) to take care of the bacteria and it is reasonably dry, although a little damp down...