Redsea Salt Mixing Temperature

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Redsea says to mix the salt at 68 Degrees ? I live In South Florida how the heck am I going to get my RODI water to 68 Degrees 😂 😂 😂 I doubt it will make a difference if I mix at 68 or 76
 
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Redsea says to mix the salt at 68 Degrees ? I live In South Florida how the heck am I going to get my RODI water to 68 Degrees 😂 😂 😂 I doubt it will make a difference if I mix at 68 or 76
Yea doesn’t make a difference, but I do find it insane they are suggesting that?

Some things dissolve better in colder water, and others in warmer water, but salt mixes should be good to mix in regular water temperatures with enough agitation and time
 
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Red Sea Coral Pro (black bucket) mixes better at 68° since it likes to precipitate and that is much more common at warmer temps

How do you get around this? Use a better salt than Red Sea
 
Colder is always better to reduce precipitation of calcium carbonate, with no lower limit, while warmer can be better for dissolution speed (though flow will beat out temp if speed of dissolution is a goal).

I never heat my new salt water.
 

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