That’s another great question. I forgot to mention when I was talking about acid that the usual cause of acid is chlorinated oils. Whenever these chlorinated oils are in the machine, and you’re moving them with the solvent, they can decompose in the distillation and eventually produce hydrochloric acid decomposition in the distillation tank. This can be bad for you seals, pumps, and other mechanisms in your machine. This neutralizer booster, that’s what we have at KYZEN, is not going to hurt cleaning capability. It’s not going to hurt anything in your machine so you can’t add too much. Eventually it will make its way through the machine and if everything is neutralized and there is still some left, it will come out of the continuous oil discharge. With that being said, really heavy duty acidic operations which there isn’t many they are very rare, there can come a point where you will have to take out a little solvent so that you can add more booster. This is because of the pure capacity in the machine. I would encourage you to talk to both your machine and chemistry supplier if you’re worried about that. It is rare and you’re not going to have any issues with having too much booster.