Stay away from Deep Blue Carbon
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I wouldn't have a worry about iron causing a problem, but other metals that might be in whatever it is could be, IMO, a bigger concern.
FWIW, many people, myself included, dose iron. :)
FWIW, many people, myself included, dose iron. :)
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I dose iron my self randy but how we know what is the brown stuff. And when deep blue just say to return the product and get a replacement or get something else is just plain scary
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Deep Blue emailed again asking me for where and when did I bought the carbon from and what where my concerns
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Yea deep blue emailed me saying that it the metal might not gotten pick up from their process.
On an other note seachem matrix is not magnetics just like rox I been using it since I switch and so far so good
On an other note seachem matrix is not magnetics just like rox I been using it since I switch and so far so good
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Magnet test :gossip:
WoW man I wonder how many more companies have this problem
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wow, this is scarey with all the carbon users out there
-any idea what type of metal that is in it
-that's not carbon (TM)
that's some man made stuff that "looks" like carbon...
-any idea what type of metal that is in it
-that's not carbon (TM)
that's some man made stuff that "looks" like carbon...
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On the deep blue the pieces that rusted where hard I tried cutting it with a diagonal cutter and it snap in half like metal but the pieces that was regular carbon they would just crumble
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