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![]() I hope this isn't thread hijacking, but there is no need to mix dry salt before mixing it with water, is there? Hopefully some of our elder statesmen can answer definitively.
It reminds me of the community health nurse who did our daughters first immunization who told us to make sure to shake the container of formula powder before mixing since it contains iron that can settle to the bottom. I didn't, and never seemed to find a layer of iron filings at the bottom. I guess we were lucky. |
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![]() Other than using RO water I do none of the above. People worry way too much in this hobby.
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![]() Agreed on both counts.
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![]() I agree rolling buckets and mixing dry salt is not required; that said, it is good exercise for you to do so. So mix that dry salt...get that heart rate up!
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![]() The only time I have seen a request to roll salt was with the large buckets of H2Ocean; it actually states to do so from settling during shipment.
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![]() People roll buckets, but pretty sure if you put a clear lid on the bucket and roll it, you'll see the mass of salt rolling in the bucket.
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![]() Its just a little write up that I did on another forum. Thanks for all the comments and suggestions!
As for not mixing the dry portion of the salt. It really messes up consistency for some salt mixes. Especially aquavitro. I measured them when I go through each bucket and they do differ. I'm sure this wouldn't matter for people who have auto dosing. But for nano tanks that needs stability, it proves to be pretty useful to have a consistent water change :/ Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk |
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