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Hi-Float and Cold Temperatures

Modified on: Wed, 3 Aug, 2022 at 7:09 PM

When ULTRA HI-FLOAT freezes it can become thick and lumpy. Please see the following article How to Restore Thick, Gelled Hi-Float to redissolve.

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