Need help with dechlorinating water

[Hendre]

We don't know, probably a well protected trade secret.

It is most likely a sulphur-based compound that will react with toxic ammonia (NH3) and "bind" it into less toxic ammonium (NH4+). I would not try experimenting with this at home

 

[Luke tomkinson]

We don't know, probably a well protected trade secret.

It is most likely a sulphur-based compound that will react with toxic ammonia (NH3) and "bind" it into less toxic ammonium (NH4+). I would not try experimenting with this at home

yea but for now could I just add some store bought ammonia remover to add to the sulphur solution

 

[Hendre]

I don't think there is any powdered, fish safe, ammonia remover on the market apart from Seachem Safe

 

[Luke tomkinson]

I don't think there is any powdered, fish safe, ammonia remover on the market apart from Seachem Safe

k so should I just order some Seachem safe and forget about the sodium thiosulphate

 

[Luke tomkinson]

I'm going to be using this Seachem safe I found do you reckon it will be ok?? but I don't really understand all the stuff in the description would you be able to explain in to me lol https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Seachem-...4a8e870dfa8cf7cd2862&ampid=PL_CLK&clp=2334524

 

[Luke tomkinson]

Im quite keen on the this Seachem stuff what should I do with the thiosulphate??