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|   I heard the Shlobster Mag Cloride doesn't stay mixed/or has sediment when mixed with Epsom Salts. Anyone else experience this? | 
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|   Been using it for months now. No issues. | 
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|   Just want to clarify this as I've heard otherwise ... so no sediment with the mag chloride? Do you mix it with grocery store epsom salts? | 
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|   Unfortunately I don't use the MgCl from Shlobster (I prefer Kent Tech M). The calcium chloride does have a little sediment but since I mix it in a different container than the dosing container, I just pour out the clear stuff. | 
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|   Quote: 
 My Schlobster CA was always leaving heavy sediment, so for some reason I started mixing with hot water and no more sediment issues. | 
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|   Thanks for the input bud   | 
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|   You boil your RO water? | 
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|   No, I don't boil. I just heat up a 1/4 gal in the microwave, mix with another 3/4 gal that is room temp. It heats the water enough that it dissolves the Ca better. I guess you could boil.... |