- Creosote formation in wood burning systems takes many forms, liquid, runny, damp or sticky, crumbly, glazed and hard
- The creosote formed is flammable and presents a potentially serious hazard
- Some creosote can be removed by brushing, others require chemical conditioning to render them more brushable
- May be effective against scale and soot in wood burning systems if used according to the instructions
- Application Method: Sprinkle
- Color: Gray
- Compositions: Trisodium Phosphate Dodecahydrate Silica Amorphous Quartz
- Container Type: Jar
- Density: 2 g/cc
- Form: Powder
- Net Content: 1 lb
- pH Range: 10.5 to 11.5
- Specific Gravity: 2 g/cc