Gallon CONCENTRATE WITH 6oz MIXING UNIT plus one Universal motor flusher

The Salt-Away Gallon Concentrate can be mixed with up to 512 gallons of water. The standard ratio is 1 oz. to 4 gallons of water but concentration can be doubled for tougher applications. This container can be used to refill the mixing unit or you can premix in bulk if you prefer. Salt-Away is used to dissolve and remove salt from any surface. It is water based, non-hazardous and biodegradable. It protects metals from corrosion by removing the salt that promotes corrosion. It also contains rust inhibitors that help protect the surface once the salt has been removed. Salt will cause metals to corrode. It takes very little salt on a surface to increase your chances of corrosion. Removing salt from the surface reduces your chance of corrosion. -Salt-Away will actually help remove all of the salt deposits from the surface. Plain water will not remove all the salt. Salt-Away is water based, and when mixed with water, removes salt more completely.

Salt-Away can safely be used on all metals, fiberglass, paint, rubber, plastic, chrome, glass, concrete, brick or any surface exposed to salt. Salt-Away, mixed with water, washes salt away then leaves a protective film on surfaces until surfaces are again exposed to water or salt. Special high-performing corrosion inhibitors in the product help protect metals from corroding if not rinsed off. Salt-Away will not strip wax or cause streaks or spots. It is easy to apply by using pressure or power washers, Salt-Away's special Mixing Unit, the ready-to-use spray bottles for smaller jobs, and by immersing items into a mixture of Salt-Away and water.

Salt-Away brings you the finest, safest, most reliable product in its category. These features have been standard since Salt-Away's inception in 1994.

Non Hazardous. Contains no hazardous chemicals.
Non-Toxic. Safe to use around plants, children, pets and all living thin

Salt Away, Gallon Concentrate with 6oz Mixing Unit Plus one Universal Motor flus

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