Potassium Chloride question

[Marc K]

Hi everyone. I m looking to buy some potassium chloride and the product I found is 99.3% KCL and has Na4Fe(CN)6 in it as an anti-caking agent. The product is classed as food grade which feels like a good start. Are there any concerns with the anti-caking agent.

thanks

 

[CoralB]

I would stick with a known products tried and used in the reef hobby like potassion p from brightwell or one of the others . I’d be really carefull of inert ingredients and anticaking additives. Make sure that you have a good testing device

 

[KStatefan]

I have not used potassium chloride yet but have been using Loudwolf chemicals from Amazon. Their KCL might not have the caking agent in it.

 

[gbroadbridge]

Hi everyone. I m looking to buy some potassium chloride and the product I found is 99.3% KCL and has Na4Fe(CN)6 in it as an anti-caking agent. The product is classed as food grade which feels like a good start. Are there any concerns with the anti-caking agent.

thanks

You should be able to find pure KCl without additives on ebay.

I would not use the product you listed but interested in what Randy thinks.

 

[X-37B]

I use lab grade at 3 grams per liter for dipping corals.
Mine is minimum 99% lab grade from Science company.
I have had no issues with it in the last 5 years.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley]

I herb is also a good choice:

NOW Foods, Potassium Chloride Powder, 8 oz (227 g)

www.iherb.com

 

[eraser2001]

I use this:
BulkSupplements.com Potassium Chloride Powder - Potassium Supplement - Pure Potassium - Potassium Chloride Supplement - Table Salt Substitute (1 Kilogram - 2.2 lbs)

4 grams per liter