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I can't say for sure, but I know I wouldn't trust running one in mine. Lots of potential issues from soap and scents.anyone think of any issues setting up a quarantine tank in a laundry room? sometimes can smell dryer sheets doing work in there... think that could be an issue?
I can't say for sure, but I know I wouldn't trust running one in mine. Lots of potential issues from soap and scents.
Fair enough.. but not everyone wants "arctic coral". Isn't this a pic of your tank?While not condoning or supporting it, my in wall tank build had the laundry room next room over with no door I'm the doorway between. My washer also drains into the utility sink and into an ejection pit. Lots of chances for air and water to mix..
I have not seen any side effects.
My significant other would probably have a lot to say if I tried to set one up in there though. For your safety I wouldn't recommend it [emoji4]
clean breeze scented too [emoji23]Fair enough.. but not everyone wants "arctic coral". Isn't this a pic of your tank?
My biggest concern for a fish only QT in a laundry room would be VOC's. You could get a bacterial bloom from them that would consume all of the O2 out of the water. Soap is obviously the other concern since it can interact with the fishes gills and block the necessary chemical exchanges.thanks for all the feedback! the room is fairly large probably 80sq ft or so. it is adjacent to a bathroom and has no door so plenty of air circulation. its proximity to sink/drain/ro system is what is really driving my desire to place it there. it would be aprox 12ft away from the washer and dryer and cabinet holding soaps and stuff. i just noticed the dryer sheet smell while drying a load of laundry the other day when i was in there. could always switch to unscented i guess? if thats even a thing?
My biggest concern for a fish only QT in a laundry room would be VOC's.
No, and a gas dryer should only be a problem if it was leaky. CO2 and water are the byproducts of that combustionDryer is electric..I’m assuming your referencing a gas dryer?
He wouldn't have to worry about agitating his ZEOVITI actually saw a youtube video of someone who's DISPLAY was on top of his washer and dryer. I should find the link and post it. It was on a shelf of course but he was even talking about upgrading and putting the washer dryer inside his tank stand.