What do yall do with your used saltwater from waterchanges

[vic5hands]

let it go down the driveway. great in winter

 

[Adamantium]

I’m not sure what you think is incorrect or an autocorrect...

Yes I said you can ferment the seawater. For fermented seawater you add some other natural farming inputs like FPJ (Fermented Plant Juice) which feed the microbes in the water and let them multiply. Those microbes make the trace elements in the seawater more bioavailable for your plants to use.

You wrote “sweater”

 

[Weasel1960]

I was using it for snow/ice melt which worked well on my deck. I am able to grill out now !!
Otherwise I run hose off deck over leaf pile which the deer love the salt when eating the leaves for forage

Wonderful now our white tails will have gills...;Joyful

 

[GlassMunky]

Hey I always ferment the sweater before I apply it. That's an interesting answer though. Do you still dilute the saltwater, how long do you let it ferment?

Yea you still dilute it down, otherwise the salt content would be too high.
you let it ferment for between 12-36 hours depending on temp. You’ll see a bacterial bloom

 

[bayoukid89]

it really depends if im setting up a new tank ill save the water and seed the sand and rock work of the new tank but if im throwing it away ill use it on weeds and kill em

 

[Pete80]

Pouring it over mulch or unwanted grass or weeds

 

[John08007]

adding dirty water to a quarantine tank sounds counter intuitive..

can someone explain why it's beneficial??

If you're quarantine a new fish why not? Its pretty much the same parameters as its new home.

 

[Daddy-o]

I was just dumping it at the curb but after about a month my "downhill neighbor said there is a problem with the street and my saltwater collects in front of his house. It just sits there fermenting with the leaves and smells putrid. Now, down the drain.