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I usually keep my simple green in a big microwave tout so i can put a lid on it to prevent evaporating. However i noticed the last time i tried to strip paint (off of my Tau) it didnt seem to help as most of the paint is still on there, and they were soaking for a good week or more. This would have been the 10th or so time i used that particular pool. Does it weaken over time or was it just the paints the guy i got these tau from used (they felt kinda gritty)

Great question that I would also like to hear an answer to. I've used the stuff I have maybe 10 times now and its worked find. but the last thing I did was soak a model to remove a bunch of red ink and the color of my Simple Green is now red.....

Id imagine there would be a saturation point, but when is anyone's guess without testing.