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What concentration of methanoic acid do I need to clean a Stuart Merit W4000 water still

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What concentration of methanoic acid do I need to clean a Stuart Merit W4000 water still
What concentration of methanoic acid do I need to clean a Stuart Merit W4000 water still? [caption id="attachment_333" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Stuart Merit Water Still"][/caption] The information on cleaning is on page 5 of the user manual  . It recommends using 1l of 10% formic (methanoic acid) acid to clean the Merit Water still
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Randy Pierce
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I need the heater for the W4000 water still. please send me a quote
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Sophie Bryant
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Hi Randy, The heater element for the W4000 still is <a href="http://www.camlab.co.uk/merit-heater-element-complete-with-thermostats-240v-p15285.aspx" rel="nofollow">shown here</a> with the price - you can order this straight from the page here, or if you prefer to order by phone we're on 01954 233 110 Best regards Camlab
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