Triton Switching From Bottles to Tiny Milk Jugs

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Does it matter to you about Triton's new packaging?

  • Yes

    Votes: 3 23.1%
  • No

    Votes: 3 23.1%
  • Don't care and will use dosing tanks

    Votes: 6 46.2%
  • Deal Breaker

    Votes: 1 7.7%

  • Total voters
    13

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First off I'm not a Triton user but it looks like Triton is changing their packaging from bottles to tiny milk jugs.

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Just wanted to see Reef 2 Reef members thoughts and incite.

Thanks in advance for all input and please be respectful to others.

Regards, GoVols
 
That’s really odd
Is it like the old school milk containers where u have to pinch the corners to get the fluid out? Or like the new containers that have a cap on them?

Either way I think it’s silly the dosing containers I use now are a tad smaller so I have about 50 ml left over if it’s the old style milk how would I save that without getting contaminated?


I guess I’ll save my old bottles for now as a collectors item

They are the same size right?
 
I am not a Triton user either but I think this is a good thing from a environmental perspective. Shipping the flat empty milk cartons to Triton from the manufacturer takes up less space than empty plastic containers so that is a significant energy saving as well as less particulate pollution from the trucks used for shipping. The cartons come from a renewable resource and can be recycled, they are also largely bio-degradable, so the impact of them as waste is less than the impact of the plastic containers.
 
Wrong thread.
 
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Can you just pour it into a container of your liking at home? Seems like a good idea long term.
 

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