Triton Method - Does the Core7 need to be stirred or Shook

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For those running the Triton method, is there any need or advantage to stirring or shaking the solutions before the dosing pumps dose the calculated ml's. Reason I ask is Pacific Sun Makes this magnetic stirrer add on do my doser that in theory looks like an excellent addition if the solutions need stirred or shook before dosing.

http://www.pacificsun-usa.com/dosing-stations/pacific-sun-kore-5th-magneticstirrer.html

This is my Doser with AWC, ATO, & temp controller

http://www.pacificsun-usa.com/dosin...-ultimate-awc-ato-acrylic-stand-dropdose.html
 
I'm pretty sure the answer is that they don't need to be agitated prior to dosing. One thing that does need to be considered is storage temperature. At room temp, the solutions are pretty stable. They can crystallize under room temp, such as during shipping, when stored in a basement, or near a poorly insulated wall or window. Warming the solution in warm water will dissolve the crystals and have it ready for use again. I just got set up in my basement and am watching carefully to see if my basement is warm enough.
 
I'm pretty sure the answer is that they don't need to be agitated prior to dosing. One thing that does need to be considered is storage temperature. At room temp, the solutions are pretty stable. They can crystallize under room temp, such as during shipping, when stored in a basement, or near a poorly insulated wall or window. Warming the solution in warm water will dissolve the crystals and have it ready for use again. I just got set up in my basement and am watching carefully to see if my basement is warm enough.

Thank you for your input and advice.
 
Also welcome to R2R. I think I met you before for the Kore 5 doser.....lol. Hope you still remember me.:)
 

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