Can solid calcium chloride that has caked be made usable again?
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When calcium chloride is stored in a manner that allows contact with
humid air, the product is likely to become caked. If lightly caked,
the product may be broken up into usable form by knocking the closed
package against a hard surface, similar to breaking up a bag of ice purchased
from a convenience store before adding to a cooler. In other cases, the
caked product may be too hard for this approach to be effective. Use of
forceful hammering is not likely to be effective and is not recommended,
as flying chips of product could be a hazard, particularly to the eyes.
Caked product that cannot be broken up into usable form may be disposed
of according to the guidance on the product label.
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