I’m sure if I keep it weak then it will be fine.
The scientist preparing this knows the difference between weak and dilute. The company presumably has QC procedures to make sure that any silly mistakes are caught, and regulatory compliance is achieved.
Doubt I’ll bother with the rust remover.
you think they added that for fun, at extra cost and hassle. Since the availability of free chlorine is linked to the pH, and probably pH too high (or too low) is tough on skin.
Although the branded stuff does have “Advanced hypochlorous technology”.
Clearly marketing bs – but how confident are you you can adjust the pH without ending up with a cloud of toxic chlorine gas?