Cost Effective Water Conditioners

[nosniveling]

Thanks so much for the informative post!

[Cakilla]

This should be a sticky!

I just did some digging online to see the water report for my area and the most recent one I found was from 2010 ! lol

I copied the comp screen so I could try and post it on here but when I tried to upload the file it came up with an error saying invalid file ... so I will write out what it says


Dang it dble post

[Cakilla]

This should be a sticky!

I just did some digging online to see the water report for my area and the most recent one I found was from 2010 ! lol

I tried to write the chart out and it came up really scrambled and I have edited it 2 times and each time after I edited it , it Still came up scrambled ... I will write it out again in a different format to try attaching it on here that way ....





I really hope this chart is understandable , I am basically showing this to see if I could get some advise on how much I should actually be dosing, Currentley I Use Prime and I generally Over dose the water but if I can switch over to something else that works as good and I can use less and save some money that would be Awesome because I am about to run out of prime now and will have to buy some kind of water treatment soon so if I am going to switch nows the perfect time ! :-)


Any Advise I get is Greatley Appreciated

[RD.]

All you need to know is the chloramine level in your tap water, then treat accordingly for the highest level used by your local water treatment facility.

[RD.]

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[RD.]

Xmas bump.

[fitznacio]

Awesome post!!!

[RD.]

2012 bump

[fishman09]

Really love seachem safe. I dont have alot of tanks but i change 600+ gallons of water weekly and having the safe last so long saves lots of money spent on prime

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[muscle]

Am I reading this report correctly? I need to treat for 3.5 ppm chloramines?

http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/wa...0northwest.pdf