left over dosing liquid

[Luis Figueroa]

is it safe to re add what's left at the bottom of your dosing containers back into your new mix to top off the container?

 

[PAXpress]

I do. As long as you dont confuse them I'd think it'd be fine.

 

[Luis Figueroa]

I do. As long as you dont confuse them I'd think it'd be fine.

yeah mixing then up would suck haha but I do them one at a time so I don't screw up. will it concentrate the mix. I use the balling method and it specifies 1 gl to "x" amount of scoops.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

is it safe to re add what's left at the bottom of your dosing containers back into your new mix to top off the container?

What chemical? There generally should not be much left, and if its just a trace, it won't hurt anything, but likely is not the chemical you are trying to dose, but an insoluble impurity.

 

[spiraling]

Is it safe to put leftovers down the drain? I am particularly thinking septic?

 

[Luis Figueroa]

What chemical? There generally should not be much left, and if its just a trace, it won't hurt anything, but likely is not the chemical you are trying to dose, but an insoluble impurity.

calcium alk and mg. I don't like to deplete them to the last drop in the container and cause a drop or imbalance in my parameters. it's only about 10 ml give or take that's left once I refill them.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Is it safe to put leftovers down the drain? I am particularly thinking septic?

Yes. :)

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

calcium alk and mg. I don't like to deplete them to the last drop in the container and cause a drop or imbalance in my parameters. it's only about 10 ml give or take that's left once I refill them.

I can't really see it mattering much either way: rinse it out, or not. :)