Pyur Scientific Acetone Pro - 1 Gal

Solvent for Cleaning Residue From Cultivation Tools - 1 Gal

Sticky residue on pruning tools, trays and fittings slows work and can carry contamination between runs. Pyur Scientific Acetone Pro is an acetone solvent that dissolves many oils, resins and adhesives, so tools and hard surfaces can be wiped down and made ready for reuse.

The 1 Gal container suits a home gardener who wants a stock of solvent for periodic tool cleaning, and a small commercial room that needs a refill-size supply for routine equipment maintenance.

Key Features & Benefits

• Acetone solvent — dissolves sticky residues and adhesives on hard surfaces.
• 1 Gal container — enough volume to decant into smaller bottles for the work area.
• Fast evaporation — acetone typically flashes off quickly, leaving little wet film on tools.
• Sold each — buy one container at a time to match your needs.

Who Should Use Pyur Scientific Acetone Pro

Growers who maintain tools, trays, and hard-surface equipment in vegetative growth and flowering rooms, whether at home or in licensed commercial facilities.

About Pyur Acetone Pro

Pyur Scientific Acetone Pro is a 1 Gal acetone product sold each. It is listed under cleaners and disinfectants in hygiene and safety supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is acetone used for in a grow room?
A: Growers use acetone as a solvent to clean sticky residue from hard tools and equipment. It is a cleaning aid, not a plant treatment.

Q: Is this a disinfectant?
A: It is listed in the cleaners and disinfectants category, but no disinfection claim is made here. Check the label for approved uses.

Q: Can I use it on plastic?
A: Acetone can damage or cloud many plastics and finishes. Test a hidden spot first, and avoid it on delicate parts.

Q: How should I handle and store it?
A: Acetone is flammable, so keep it away from heat, sparks, and open flame. Use it with ventilation, wear gloves, and keep the cap tightly closed.

Q: Should it touch plants or growing media?
A: No. Keep it away from plants, media, and nutrient reservoirs, and let treated tools dry completely before use.