Is the chemical treatment works?

I have seen people try all kinds of chemicals before they find out the glue is water soluble.

An idea I had was to add an appliance care/ granite care addendum to my leases which give average costs of replacing SS front pannels of appliances that will be billed to them if they dent the stainless facia, what NOT to put in the dishwasher, and how to care for granite and what types of chemicals/oils are not granite friendly.

There is a lot of science out there showing how bad that particular chemical is.

Im sure you know that package plants are expensive to operate (skilled operator, sludge, chemicals, lab work...), have high replacement costs, and are subject to risk of increased regulations.

Call chemical bank.

The complex is located in an area in Ascension Parish where there are around 70 chemical plants.

My own house has a 3 year old boy, a dog, three cats, and I work in a Paint Shop so usually have some harsher chemicals on my shoes when I come home - I have yet to see any wear on the flooring in the year that we've had it.Pros:$2/sqftDurableUnderlayment pre-attached (if you choose to use that - I did and have had no issue, but have only been walking on the floor for a year so can't say how long it will hold up).Easy to install - grab a rubber mallet, a crowbar, and a flooring / table saw.

Was there a huge lawsuit in the 90's by Erin Brockovich in relation to an underground chemical "river" running through a specific neighborhood (Yup we have that)?

Out of further curiosity, we called his current landlord, and the hesitant way he answered, appears bogus.So, on to her employment, she wrote down she's a VP at the Chemical Bank.