aquavitro salinity

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

Do you have that line written down somewhere and always just paste it Need Brad's attention ASAP: start a Aquavitro salinity thread

No, that was last winter's de-icer. This year I'm using Seachem.

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

No, that was last winter's de-icer. This year I'm using Seachem.

Damn I should have kept mine for the winter instead of disposing it off! Seachem seems to be a nice choice. Do you dose?

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by mrhasan

Do you dose?

My driveway?? No..

[Proteus]

Salinity is garbage. The big three do not match the " lab analysist".
I was in talks with them and there costomer service seems to be headed by idiots

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Proteus

Salinity is garbage. The big three do not match the " lab analysist".
I was in talks with them and there costomer service seems to be headed by idiots

They use many fancy terms to keep up with the "customer service".

[Proteus]

Not sure if you recall but a while back myself and a few others had batches with ca over 600 and mg below 1000

When I contacted them the insisted that I was mixing my water wrong and suggested I take the powerheads and heater out of my mix tub. To which I replied weather I should do the same in my DT. They refused to admit there analytical was wrong

[mrhasan]

Originally Posted by Proteus

Not sure if you recall but a while back myself and a few others had batches with ca over 600 and mg below 1000

When I contacted them the insisted that I was mixing my water wrong and suggested I take the powerheads and heater out of my mix tub. To which I replied weather I should do the same in my DT. They refused to admit there analytical was wrong

Yah they generally don't want to admit their fault. Like I was able to convince them that mg in one of their batch is below their threshold (they tested their lot sample and found the label on the lot is wrong) so atleast I had some success with them

About their heater issue, although they present it in a wrong way but the concept, to me, is sound. I don't like mixing salt with heater in it because of calcium precipitation. I generally bring the water to room temperature with heater, take it out and then mix the salt. Some salt dissolves in lesser time so having the heater in the bucket will not cause precipitation during mixing but some (like salinity) takes a long time to mix and hence precipitation occurs since heater changes the temperature quicker than the salt can mix.