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My tank has been used with freshwater fertilizers. Is white vinegar sufficient for cleaning the interior?
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Yes, I belive so.
When you do the leak tests, test the tap water in a clean container for no3 and Po4.
Then test the leak test tank water for no3 and Po4.
When you do the leak tests, test the tap water in a clean container for no3 and Po4.
Then test the leak test tank water for no3 and Po4.
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Darn it i guess i didnt leak test it because if i had it would look different. I cant believe it. :/
I think youre refering to dosing powder residue correct? I'd dose phosphate in my tank? Im getting an RODI unit installed asap. I have one.
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No. Not running. I wanted to clarity nothing but RO water will be going in.
Ah got it.
Yes on the salt or fresh fill, rodi, but if you leak test tap is fine.
Thuan the comparison , if the tap shows no n/p and the leak test does show some , the silicon or plastic absorbed some or some residue was missed.
Make sense?
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Rodi water itself is good for cleaning it that and vinegar.. then rinse again with rodi !!
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Yup 101%. Thanks, you've answered some of my previous questions. It's appreciated.
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It takes me so long to make RODI water that it is like liquid gold to me! So, I used plain tap water mixed with vinegar to clean the inside of my "used" tank when I bought it...and then used tap water to leak test my DT and my DIY sump. Afterwards, used a shop-vac to drain the tanks, lol...that 5 gal shop vac fills up pretty darn quickly...learned the hard way on the first fill-up, lol...water all over my basement garage area!
I understand the use of RODI in your tank for regular saltwater use...but, I kind of think its a bit silly to be using RODI to clean everything, rinse off stuff, etc... Especially when you are going to let stuff dry off completely.
I understand the use of RODI in your tank for regular saltwater use...but, I kind of think its a bit silly to be using RODI to clean everything, rinse off stuff, etc... Especially when you are going to let stuff dry off completely.
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I have yet to experience... interesting to see how slow mine is. :/ Thanks for the great advice!
Idoc
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My water pressure at my house is only about 42psi, so that slows production... now that it's getting cooler outside, production is even less. I just bought a pump to increase my pressure, so hoping that helps!
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Getting lazier and lazier with upkeep!
Exactly... it's to boost the pressure from my house water line going into my RODI unit so my RODI receives higher pressure... which increases the efficiency of the RODI unit. I believe the lowest ideal water pressure entering the BRS RODI unit is around 50psi...The max entering now is only 43psi for me (since my overall house water pressure is that low). I haven't hooked up the pump yet, but it should probably put me at around 70psi.
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