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I'm running out of methylene chloride.  Last time I bought some, I worked for
a company where we had an account with Fisher Scientific.  At the company
discount, I bought a gallon for $40.  (It was gas chromatograph grade -- what
a waste of purity!)  I recall having a big problem finding it anywhere else.

OK, guys, where do y'all buy yours?  I will be looking for another gallon in a
few months and I don't know where to find it.

- Rob Wolf
rwolf99@aol.com


[Start by calling local chemical companies, one of them should either
have it in stock or be able to point you to a source.  Also, give your
local furniture refinisher a call... if he has a paint stripping tank he 
probably buys the stuff by the drum.  The last gallon I purchased was
through a chemical company in Tampa, I'll get their name and post it
here later.  A single gallon cost me $32 plus shipping, but a 5-gallon pail 
was priced at $135, shipping cost would be the same.

   <Marv>]